Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2022

Summer Highlights


Summers here seem to always fly by before I know it. And somehow with the long daylight hours and everything that needs to be done before winter returns, I just don't get time to keep up with blog posts. But winter is rolling in once again, the daylight hours are getting short, and once again I have some free minutes before falling asleep to write. 

So, a brief recap of some of some highlights that have happened over the past months. One of the fun things was our Mrs. Quack laid a bunch of eggs but then decided she didn't care about sitting for more than one day. And one of our hens, Ember, looked at the abandoned duck eggs and decided they needed a mother. So she sat on them till they

Sunday, November 15, 2020

Catching up from the Summer


All summer long I tend to be so busy that I rarely have time to write. But it's dumping snow outside, so I'm going to try to catch up on a bit of what I've been up to through the summer. Here's a look at the second backpacking trip of my

Wednesday, September 20, 2017

First Snowfall On My Tiny House 2017



Summer seems to have decided to run off in a hurry around here! It's snowed off and on for the last few days. I'm staying busy with trying to dry, can, freeze, or ferment everything left in the garden.


The forecast is not really calling for any letup in the colder weather either. But at least this is putting a big dent in the fires and smoke that have blanketed much of the west for most of the summer.



The mountains are looking like they've got snow to stay for the year now and the snow line is not too far above my house. 



I even got to see a snow bow! Well it was half snowing / half raining at the time. But still pretty neat to see. 


So I'm curled up inside working on all the food preservation and very cozy with my little wood stove burning. 


And just for fun. This little boy wondered by the other evening. He looked to have some antler marks in his side so I'm guessing a bigger bull had recently chased him away from all the girls and he was all alone.