On August 31, our family and friends from two other families went up to the lake to make a short film called Set Free. Here are some pictures:
Splash! Pushed off the dock!
Here I am driving the boat with Dad hidden from view. I was going off to fish.
Oops! When we were trying to film this scene, the bully was supposed to be tipping the guy in the kayak, but, he accidentally tipped himself in the process!
We had lots of fun filming. Now Micah is going on to the editing stage!
On June 5th, we got about 450 chicks. They were really cute yellow fuzz balls but they don’t stay that way as you will be able to see in the pictures.
The chicks resting.
“What are you doing here?”
The chickens now.
The 4 chicken pens. The chickens are moved each day to a new patch of land so they can enjoy the weeds, bugs, etc.
Here is a story I wrote about the sea container.
Conceptualize a whopping thundering tractor motor into your yard and pitch a rusty 53 foot insulated receptacle on your grounds and then compel you to dish out $... Well, that's what happened on June 16th. The senescent guys bought it for storing carrots.
Jesse had been poking around at ways for storing carrots because the existing facilities were getting to unpretentious for their firm, inasmuch as the shop has a processing chamber. Jesse ran across a 53’ insulated sea container and the levy came across good so they procured it.
They ordered it through a chap in Montreal and then got it rolled in to Saskatoon, nonetheless one phenomenon came into the way, they thought it was a place in Saskatoon and they didn’t know if they would pay for it to come to Rosthern. But it all got cleared up at 12:45 when we got a phone call from the fella who had it at the gas station at Rosthern!
The fella conveyed it to the end of the driveway and stopped, then we came and gave him two options of where to drive. He picked going down the trail and driving across the carrot patch. Once he had done so, he backed up to the place where the guys had chosen to get it pitched, took off the straps, and remotely controlled the tires farther up the trailer and then lifted the trailer so the crate would come off, he then drove off with the check in front of his eyes!
I anticipate this container will work kindly for the guys!
Here are some pictures of the guys going up on the zoom boom that we borrowed to unload the carrot harvester.
They were just standing on a pallet. You can see some of our movable chicken pens in the top left corner.
Going up.
A picture of the yard from the top.
In the sky! They were harnessed on.
