Only an inch or so but it was icy and the roads had some ice. It is now 3 PM and it's almost all melted. There is a chance of a repeat Saturday night, I hear.
I put another round bale out for the cattle earlier today. I am still forcing some cleanup duty from them. I am not too happy with the 2 bales I got at Eagleville. So far the farm at Christiana has the best hay, but I still have 1 or 2 growers I might "audition" before settling on next years supplier.
Alica over at happilymarriedtothecows.blogspot.com has a post by her father-in-law about dairying in the 1950's. It has inspired me to reminisce about my days growing up on a dairy farm in the 50's and 60's. I'll be posting soon with some good memories.
I'm anxious to read your stories...it's sure changed a lot, hasn't it?!
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It will be great to hear about growing up on a dairy farm. I love the old stories. We only got a dusting of snow here and roads were fine. I had to run errands and the traffic was so light.
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