The One-Hour Meltdown

How to Survive Hard Times ^ | July 22, 2009 | Robert Wayne Atkins, P.E.

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Now I’m not sorry about the dog. Lol. We make use of the loader, the back blade and a rock rake. Back blade for landscaping and snow plowing, rock rake for debris and pine needle removal. A rock rake is a really neat implement. One of our all season tasks is pushing back and turning over the horse poop pile so it cooks and compost correctly.

I see you have at least two minis. By springtime we’ll be down to one quarter horse-Canadian mix and two Gypsy Vanner geldings. Anton and Braxton. Mr. A and Mr B.

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Here’s a shot taken from our deck, looking down at the barn, the horse turnout and the side yard. That big mound covered in white is the horse poop/compost pile.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/y1agbpzp2zbh27t/Winter%20at%20400%20Sky%20Hawk%20%2012-20-12%20%2815%29.JPG?dl=0

And here’s a sunrise view near our neighborhood taken in September:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/x8i5fx37vhjqgy0/North%20Rathdrum%20Prairie%20Sunrise%209-24-12%20%281%29.JPG?dl=0

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Both those pictures are gorgeous. The second because I can only imagine what it looks like in the spring. I really like Idaho.