Saturday we drove up again and got to work....Big Daddy moved all the posts down to the field and got the shed kit in place - all 1000 lbs and 1000 pieces....while I worked my field once again! And it poured down! We were both soaked to the skin!
Sunday it snowed! I kid you not! Did a number on the black flies too! Gotta love that!
Loading the truck:
Big Daddy moving all the posts down to my garden:
Just taking a break:
Just taking a break:
I'm almost done. My garden measures 160 x 120:
Rock wall that we found:
It's 4' high, 8' wide and 350' long:
Awesome!! (except the black flies and snow!)
ReplyDeleteWow...that's a great looking garden! I'll bet you can grow a fair amount of groceries there!
ReplyDeleteI love the wall, but hope that you don't start finding rocks like that when working in the garden...
You just have the coolest stuff at your place!
Hey P: (except the black flies and snow...and lack of indoor plumbing!) lol
ReplyDeleteHey there Jim! Thanks a lot! My garden area is pretty much rock-free, thankfully! However, I did find 2 that can't be removed so I spray painted them in fluorescent "no trespassing/no hunting" orange so I'll remember NOT to pass the tiller nearby. lol
ReplyDeleteThe Great Wall of Ontario. I would like to know the story behind that wall. I guess they had to dump the rocks somewhere. Thats an interesting chunk of ground you're on.
ReplyDeleteHey there Mark! Interesting ground is right! I'm guessing the ground is pretty rock-free beside that wall...must have been a lovely field at one time...of course it's all forest again! I'm sure the original owner would have a heart attack if he saw his land right now...all the work he did by hand...no power tools! Those were some tough old fellas - back in the day, eh?
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