Snow clouds rolling in
We got pelted with corn snow and wind, not enough to call it a storm, more like a squall. (what a funny word that is!) I opened up the foaling pens again for the horses so they could have shelter, as Ted is still in the beginning stages of building the new shelter. He is welding brackets onto 6 inch steel pipe; these brackets will hold 3 laminated 2X6 rough cut boards that will be the uprights- 12 ft. high at the front and 8 ft high at the back. It will be a 3 sided shelter, 20 ft. long and I can't wait for it to be done!
April 1st rolled in with a blustery morning. Totally socked in to the east....
Mountain? What mountain?
but there is a glimmer of blue sky and sunshine to the west. Looks like the first part of April will be unsettled. At least we aren't as cold as Alberta!
My horse time these last few days consists of feeding twice a day and brushing the mud off them.
The squall didn't amount to much on the ground
Stay tuned, foaling contest coming up soon!
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