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- Miriam
- Duncan, British Columbia, Canada
- Welcome to Mucky Boots Farm! In 2009 we left our jobs as Math and Science teachers and moved to a 2.5 acre property in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, with a raised-bed vegetable garden, greenhouse, orchard, chickens and perennial gardens, in order to realize our dream of a saner, calmer life more rooted in reality than in the drama of city living, all-consuming jobs and the ever-increasing accumulation of belongings. Are we farmers? Are we dreamers? Only time will tell!
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- Part 1 - Chicks!
- Part 2 - First feathers
- Part 3 - Chicken nursery renos
- Part 4 - We are big chicks
- Part 5 - Little chickies' big adventure
- Part 6 - The big move and chicken TV
- Part 7 - The great rooster lottery
- Part 8 - Graduation
- Part 9 - Just another day
- Part 10 - It's a party
- Part 11 - Changes at the chicken corral
- Part 12 - Chicken empire
- Part 13 - Chicken empire part 2
- Part 14 - There's no rear end like an Orpington's rear end
- Part 15 - New flock comes home
- Part 16 - Egg
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9 comments:
Makes me want to go take a nap
Oh-yes, very inspiring.
Makes me want to nap and purr!
I was going to say that's a purrito, but it looks more like a cat-sserole! :D
I totally agree, cats know all about naps and where the warmest spot is in the house! :-)
She looks comfortable and cozy in that blanket.
Great pic!
Like they say...how lovely to nap and rest afterward.
I laughed so hard - cabin fever partly to blame - but BobCat slept with me last night, and I covered him with a blanket. He stayed that way for most of the night, a first for him.
Purrito - indeed! When I roll Capucine up in the covers I call her my fajita cat, but purrito - really? Absolutely hysterical!
They certainly are the best nappers...
When Boots starts into a good nap he snores so loud we can hear him over the TV.
Jen
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