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A Year with Chickens! Weeks 41-52

July 12, 2021 Beth

Chickens in clothes and rabble-rousing roosters.

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Chickens and Snow – Weeks 39-40 with Chickens

December 13, 2020 Beth

Chickens in winter weather.

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Chickens – Weeks 34-38

November 26, 2020 Beth

Chickens shift to cold-weather mode and make weird decisions about where to sleep.

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Their guilt game is strong on bed-washing day.

Polypore-a-rama!

Season’s greetings from the Tennessee tundra. Santa brought the North Pole this year.

We can’t count how many times an ash tree has crashed down and blocked us in, thanks to the hard work of the emerald ash borer. Luckily thanks to Greta the Tractor - and Chris’ mad tractoring skills - we’re usually all clear in no time. And so it goes.

No but for real.

They still wanted to walk 🤷‍♀️ but you don’t even want to touch that windchill. #winternopeland #winter #browndogs #snow

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Their guilt game is strong on bed-washing day.

Polypore-a-rama!

Season’s greetings from the Tennessee tundra. Santa brought the North Pole this year.

We can’t count how many times an ash tree has crashed down and blocked us in, thanks to the hard work of the emerald ash borer. Luckily thanks to Greta the Tractor - and Chris’ mad tractoring skills - we’re usually all clear in no time. And so it goes.

No but for real.

They still wanted to walk 🤷‍♀️ but you don’t even want to touch that windchill. #winternopeland #winter #browndogs #snow

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barn barndo barndominium barnhouse bees chickens chicks clean living country life domebuilding eggs farm truck food geodesic dome guide home building hunting IKEA kitchen kudzu land metal barn house on grid pole barn recipe sugar tractor video well wild food wildlife

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