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Category Archives: General
Gootloader infection cleaned up
Dear blog owner and visitors, This blog had been infected to serve up Gootloader malware to Google search victims, via a common tactic known as SEO (Search Engine Optimization) poisioning. Your blog was serving up 377 malicious pages. Your blogged … Continue reading
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Spring is in the air
I think somebody wants to lay an egg. Unfortunately, the turkey Tom we saved in November turned out to not have a disposition appropriate for long-term residence here, so he’s in the freezer, and any eggs the girls lay will … Continue reading
Too Busy to Blog.
We’ve been completely blog-absent for months – generally too busy doing stuff to be writing about it. With a long winter apparently on its way, there should be plenty of time to catch up on the many cool projects we’ve … Continue reading
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Little Flower
The woods are waking up – I love the waves of colors that sweep through the ground level before it all settles into its summertime shade.
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Hammock proves it’s spring
“I’m going to read here all day,” he says.
Digging spring
I can’t imagine they’re finding much to eat yet, but the chickens are enjoying trying in this patch of snowless ground just a few feet from their coop. Soon, my pretties….
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(Ugly) Supplemental Hay Storage
Admittedly, our cobbled-together hay storage won’t win any beauty prizes, but we were able to build it in about an hour and a half using stuff we had laying around, and it lets us get a few dozen bales out … Continue reading
Killing Wasps Before the Warm (Thinking of Spring)
Despite the continued cold and snowy winter, it’s time for seed-catalogs, chick orders, and generally dreaming about the growing season to come. Sometime last fall I spotted this terrifying-looking wasp nest hanging above the goat run behind the shed. … Continue reading
2013 Goals – Final Recap
At the start of 2013, we laid out a set of goals for our work on the house, farm, and studio. These were meant to be things we’d accomplish within 2013. As of mid-year, we were on track to hit … Continue reading
