We finally were able to find an old dump truck to haul manure and gravel with. The truck formally was owned by the city of Granite Falls. Thankfully we were able to sell the old manure spreader which was not large enough to handle our endless supply of manure! This should extend the life of our old tractor and speed up the work load.
The good thing about having old farm equipment is that Mario (age 13) can learn how to fix things.
We ended up selling the old faithful CAT and replacing it with another, see photos below.
Bella and I took a road trip out west to see Jessi, Luke and the children. Below is a photo of some of us together on a hike. I took the tumbleweeds home to remind me of the trip. What a beautiful area of God’s green earth!!
When we arrived back in Minnesota the girls had finished painting the porch, a nice surprise and a ton of work.
Life is good by golly, enjoy yours!
I enjoyed your post, Sandra. Good to catch up with you BUSY guys! Don’t see how you do it!!
I’m running out of honey. Only one left. Would you send me another batch? 8 is enuf as I’m the only one eating . Enclose the envoice and I’ll send a check.
Thanks so. mulch . If I can have some from your lastest batch Since it goes so slowly, it tends to crystalize.
Have a wonderful summer. Great you Could visit Luke and Jessica and kids. Fun.
Sandi and Chris’s family here are forever on the go—to Europe, to California, Seattle for a family wedding, etc. I stay put, not able to travel anymore.😔
Lots of love .i have you and yours in my prayers. Daily when I pray for Peter and Frenchy fam.
Lots of love. 💕 Ruth
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Life does look very good! I wish some of us could get out for a visit, JohnPaul has all the luck. He had a great time; you have a wonderful family!
Love from Ohio —
Thanks Beth!! You have a wonderful family as well….of course! We love and miss you all. Have a lovely summer. xoxoxo from MN