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Topic: Project update  (Read 1094 times)

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BigDog

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Sailfish

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Thanks for sharing the nice report and pictures of your "mini vacation" BigDog!  :smt006
"Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass...it's about learning how to dance in the rain."


EWB

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BD in you pics you said the cows went after the ashes. Do they do that normally? Why?
-Eric Berg


BigDog

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EWB, yes. The always do it. If I forget to put away the BBQ, they destroy it also. The reason is the minerals that are in the ashes. We even see them rooting around in the ash piles left over when we burn the big piles of tree slashings. I have had a giggle more than once when one was rooting around in a pile that still had embers deep in it.


EWB

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my thoughts exactly a nose full of glowing embers can't feel good!
-Eric Berg


 

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