Everyday we are making more and more headway.
It’s cloudy again here today, with rain coming in this afternoon.
Oh, well. It is what it is. This is a photo of Boomer and I walking up the ditch bank, moving the dams and helping Terry set the tubes for the alfalfa field. You can see the baby corn coming up in this (our largest) field.
The tool of our trade so to speak. 🙂
Terry has also started working on the new motor for the corn combine…he’s waiting for a couple of parts to come by UPS and then we (mostly him) will take the old motor (it got hot and created a mess) out and this one will go in.
Last’s nights sunset was beautiful…full of amazing colors…it’s so true, if you just stand still, when you are outside you can hear the earth breath!
Your friend on a Western Colorado Farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Great photos! And a great life, although I know it is hard too. Hope the weather goes your way.
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It’s hard, but oh so rewarding…as you well know there in your New York State
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Farmers have such an array of talents and abilities. I’m always in awe.
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Actually, its usually born of necessity…repairs are sooooooooooo expensive
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Hope your rain falls softly and not in a heavy rain. Beautiful sunset:)
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Soft rain is the best! I hope you get some nice rains also, Connie
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A farmer’s work never ends, does it. Fortunately they have lots of ingenuity.
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Or else they are too cheap to hire it done. 🙂
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Your vistas are beautiful…..we take the bitter with the sweet in the weather department. A storm is heading our way too by tomorrow but I am ready. Its been getting hotter lately and yesterday the afternoon breezes did not arrive. My garden is growing too ! Where did Terry learn how to do mechanical engine work ? Jake of all trades….that hubbie of yours. !
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It’s thundering outside right now!
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good to hear things are still moving along – even with a snag or two.
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Even with a snag or two
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Lookin’ good…
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Thank’s Uncle!
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Have you been drowning too? Love those Colorado skies where they meet the earth.
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Cold and wet we are!
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If the Department of Agriculture for the state of Colorado gave awards
for perfect ploughing – Terry would top the class.
Your new header shows it all for us to observe.
Waiting for parts from UPS!!!
I wondered where I had seen those three letters
before – US Cargo planes!
This company has direct flights LAX to the three
Pacific side cities here up to 4 times daily each city.
No Pea Soup morning today (7.00 am Friday).
clear as a bell. Just plain perfect for an Autumn day.
Cheers
Colin
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All plowed, rolled, marked, fertilized, planted and irrigated…now the corn is growing! 🙂
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I always made my kids just stop….and listen and feel.
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It’s there…isn’t it! So full of energy and life. Makes me happy!
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Beautiful photos of your vista & sunset. Loving it!
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Thanks Country Mum
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It’s always something, isn’t it? I hope the fix on the combine motor goes smoothly.
Hearing the earth breathe—I’ve only been someplace like that once. It was magical.
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Never saw the sun all day.
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Thank you all for all your hard work. Hope you all have a blessed weekend! ♥
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LOVE the picture of Terry with his “tool of the trade.” God bless you guys.
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