Silas drawing up the plans
Getting it just right
Monty cutting with Daniel and Nicholas
The framing begins

Nicholas and Daniel on the roof
Nicholas, Daniel and Emily building the pen
Silas works on his special door
The door from the outside
The rigging
The Coop -- Ta-Da!
First Egg!
Pippin- our newest addition to the flock
The ladies hanging out indoors
Some prefer it outdoors

Yummy eggs!
8 comments:
Love it! Fun post. :)
First of all, somehow I missed that you had a blog. Secondly, it looks like Silas has some great architectual skills, thirdly, your camera takes great pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
Thanks, ladies!
Cheryl- the camera is just a little pink, 4x optical zoom, 14 MP Sanyo! Hee hee- maybe it is just the subjects that are so good!
That's very impressive! Great job!!
Excellent job boys and Monty!! :)
Hello, Maellen, In answer to your question: Kale dries well in a dehydrator and you can then bag it, but I prefer chopping and freezing. If you don't blanch it , it won't keep very long so use it fairly soon. http://www.pickyourown.org/freezing_greens.htm This should be very helpful! Thanks for stopping by! Blessings! I think your car will smell lovely used as a dehydrator :)
I like your blog - hope to see you again!
Thank you, Trisha and Lydia!
Jacqueline- thank you so much for your 'kale keeping' tips!! :-) I really like your blog as well!
That is a very lovely coop!! I'm sure our chickens would love it if we built them one like that... ;) Very nicely done!
In Christ's Service,
Sarah H
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