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| My amazing Hubby, Ben. |
Farm Posts:
Wordless Wednesday 2013:
2013:
If you Threaten a Chicken. . .
Spring Cleaning on the Farm
Newborn Babes
Making Cheese
Chickens in the Bible
May Day in Nebraska (SNOW!)
New Chicks
Living Things (New garden update)
2013 Iris blooms
Spring Cleaning on the Farm
Newborn Babes
Making Cheese
Chickens in the Bible
May Day in Nebraska (SNOW!)
New Chicks
Living Things (New garden update)
2013 Iris blooms
2012 -Garden
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| a few of the 35 chickens who live here |
2012 - Chicks
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| Fluffy the Cat |
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| Buck, our sweet spoiled farm dog |
2011
- 2011 Garden Overview
- 2011 Tomatoes
- 2011 Cucumbers
- 2011 Spring Garden: Lettuce, Spinach, Onions, and Peas
- 2011 Green Beans
- Sunflowers
- The 2011 Chickens
Other
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| Tyler, Wyatt, Mayda, and Emma |
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Hey there. I wanted to post this under "My Life" but there was no comment box. Question for you - where did you get the stat that Scotts Bluff Country (where I was raised) is 84% dirt roads? I'd never thought of it before and I'm sure it's true and I think it's a marvelous stat that I'd like to requote at some point. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Court, Thanks for your question! I found the info here:
Deletehttp://www.scottsbluffcounty.org/roads-bridges/roads-bridges.html
"We only have jusrisdiction of 810 miles of County gravel roads and 160 miles of County paved roads, the balance of roads in the County may be State of Nebraska, City or Village roads."
simple math puts that at 84% (not counting city or village streets... hmmm, I may have to restate that properly on my page.)
Cool - that's just one of those stats that really puts rural life in perspective, no? Thanks.
DeleteMy compliments! I just love your blog! Keep up the great work and best wishes to you and your family!
ReplyDelete~Mindy
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