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picture says it all! How to stay cool during dog days. The heat is
fierce in the day and too warm at night. A few hours in the early
morning and then the furnace is at work again.
This
is how the pig relaxes in the dog day afternoon. She still tells me
when she wants a cool mist from the hose. Other times she just dumps her
bowl of water refreshes with a drink and then spills the rest and lays
right down. All of her long hair has fallen out and she is left with
spiky hair on her body.
Chickens are doing the same, losing the feathers to make room for the new ones that help them weather through the winter.
Getting
hay for the horses I am getting pine cones and sprigs of pine tree
dropped from above. I am sure they are getting fat for the winter sleep.
I put the sprigs of tree branches in the goat pen. I never really thought about the tree parts being deposited by rodents.
I
made an appointment with the farrier to work on the horses feet. He
said, "where are they do I need to chase them down". He said he is on
crutches after taking a spill in the water and landing on rocks and
injured himself. Sometimes we have to act our age. It is hard to do that
when we are enjoying the water to stay cool. The rocks in the creek get
very slippery. I am sure he was having fun up to that time.
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