Me and a shovel, baby... ugh!
Happy soggy Tuesday everyone! Anyone else shoveling gravel today?
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9 comments:
Not me for sure ;o) Be happy your youth and strength allows you too :o) unless your related to Annies granny :o)
No, no gravel for me today...are you putting down a driveway? I love the sound it makes when you drive over gravel....I would love to have a country yard with a gravel drivway...It really doesn't take much to make me happy at all...take care and don't work to hard....
Nope. Still shoveling horse poop and chicken poop. I would rather shovel gravel any day. Have fun!
Did that last week, don't want to do it again anytime soon. Good luck.
No, not me....thank goodness!! Have a good day :)
so glad I never have to shovel gravel,the bobcat does that for me.
On the other hand lots of poop scooping!
My sand and gravels are normally delivered by the supplier's lorry.
I pick, a small shovel at a time, when I need to use them. This old back can't do much more than that I'm afraid.
Happy Tuesday and a productive week ahead, pal.
Nice red truck, btw.
Grandpa
Life on The Farm
Well your biceps and back no doubt got a good workout. Hope you had a great Tuesday and Wednesday on the farm.
Oh, and they kicked K out last night...:)
Ginny, my youth and strength failed me entirely! But I'm back now.
Hi Faith, nope the gravel is to try and deal with all the mud. Its a nightmare for all.
Ian - the gravel completely defeated me... I wrenched my back. But I'm back in action. Luckily there is plenty of shoveling to go around.
Thanks Kristin, we are all in the mud-poop-soup for sure.
Robin - how have you escaped all this mud madness? We cant get anything planted.
Farmer - now you're just showin' off! Hee hee oh how I wish I had a loader... for sure.
Grandpa - I try and make lots of small trips with the gravel. But there is a lot of work! And yep, I love my truck.
Thanks Mr. H! I'm so glad I can watch now!
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