knowing that you have enough hay.
1 round bale of alicia cow hay from George for $20 (as a back up to our own, since we had to start feeding hay 2-3 weeks earlier this year).
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- Leon
- Florida, United States
- This has started as a diary for ourselves because sometimes you need to remember when something happened and in what order, etc. Then I realized that it would be a great way to share what I learned, so that the others don't have to bump into the same problems. Honestly, my posts mostly fail short of being a good "how-to" manuals because those require TIME and time is something I have very little of but if you have any questions please leave a comment and may be our discussion will supply the missing info :) We do sell lambs and it is possible to stay here (there is a vacation rental unit) - please direct your inquiries at info@alexandralake.com I'm not sure what all this "following" thingie is - I read other blogs via Google Reader. Very convenient.
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