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Coyote in the center |
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sitting where the dining room will be |
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House on the hill, the columns are supports for the huge deckH
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blueberries, yum! |
This week they poured the foundation and they are now back filling it. We are hoping they don't back fill/smooth too much, the slope on the side of the house will make for great sledding and seems to be a favorite place for the kids. We finally started cutting the grass over the weekend, and by "we" I mean the guy we hired since I don't have a tractor (yet). He saw a coyote hunting mice while he was cutting. I have heard there are many in this area which scares me a bit. I don't think we can fence 15 acres, but maybe fencing one or two might be needed so he doesn't eat moms dog as a snack. Things are growing well in the garden. The boys are eating fresh peas off the vine daily and even have had a few berries. Yum!