Below, the RV is hooked to a tractor (Mike driving) and a bulldozer (BIL driving) is pulling the tractor/RV up the rugged, gravel road.
FIL and a nephew
FIL is helping Mike get turned around.
Mike got turned around and now backing up, as FIL and BIL supervise.
Mike backing in to our spot then BIL in a trackhoe inched the RV here and there.
All total, the setup took 6 hours. Mike and I are now inside sitting on our butts.
Nephew gave MIL a ride to come up and see.
We had 5 goat babies delivered this week. We picked up Cahoot on Thursday and while at the breeder, the twins got disbudded - a 5hr roundtrip. Now, we need to go back to get the triplets done.
So, I introduce to you, 8-week-old Cahoot!
He is missing his Mama but we let him spend a little outside time with MilkDud.
Next week, I am on jury duty starting Tuesday and somehow have to close on our house on Thursday.
8 comments:
You moved to the barn!!!! Fantastic. I bet you are elated!
I love Cahoot. I was admiring his strong legs and back. That boy is going to be very nice (already is).
Congrats on getting to the barn! That is a beautiful goat. I'm glad he is getting along with Milkdud. Nice rocks by the way! My goats would love some nice big rocks like that.
I can't believe that little bulldozer pulled that great big tractor & RV!!
What a beautiful setting!
I also would love to have some giant rocks for my critters to climb on. It does a great job of keeping their feet trimmed!
It's all coming together! Hello, Cahoot - I think he and Milk Dud can be good friends. What did SweetPea think of all the excitement? You and Mike deserved a chance to sit on your butts inside your home in its new place.
Congrats!
Nancy in Atlanta
It is nice you had all that help.
I know even though it is hard work, you are enjoying it all.
Cahoot is so handsome and big.
Have a great day.
Pam
Hooray! Love when things are progressing "forward" (sometimes it definitely seems things are going in the WRONG direction!!)
Love Cahoot and especially his name!! (totally fitting for a goatie!)
yippeeeeeeeee! You are moved! Can't wait to see lots of photos and read lots of stories of your new adventures.
You're going to have a sweet Autumn. I doubt the goats et al are going to let you sit on your butts for long, so enjoy it while you can.
Martha Ann
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