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I have an older 2 horse trailer that we "semi" converted into a utility trailer after I sold my last horse. It could still be used for small stock or easily turned back into a 2 horse. Some rust, mostly manger area, solid original wood floor under the painted layer. It used to have electric...

POW, O, wow! Thank You, Thank You!! :love

The dewlap is an extra fold of skin under the neck of almost all mature does. It holds fatty deposits that they draw from during pregnancy and nursing. It is also the place they pluck the most fur from when nest building. Bucks don't have them but they do have a more masculine (squarer, heavy...

Without tipping the poor baby upsie-daisy I would guess Harvey is a boy from the pic. No dewlap. Dress Harvey in TieDye, very unisex and would look wonderful with his complexion... :D

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I am so jelly... about the gardens and the menu!

:gig I really questioned the colors the folks picked out on a reno I did for them, NOT my kinda colors at all, even tho I like green. Just could not imagine the house in those colors but it turned out OK. (I lived in it almost 15 years, it was a medium slatey blue with dark grey trim and wood...

:love Harvey is gorgeous! :love

Love this thread, gave me ideas. I have a huge area in my lawn that creeping charlie has overtaken that I just have odds n ends of cardboard and plywood lying on to kill it. Thinking now that I will cover the whole thing with black plastic and use SBG idea to hold it down. (Thanks for the tip...

What rabbit? That is my "long eared tribble"! o_O The other 'house tribble' Eddy: Cheery lil' chinchller!

Crew member Nelson: (he never sits still, this was a lucky shot)

Thinking back over past years the later blooms do produce better. Thanks for the input @Bluejay77 and @Ridgerunner, makes more sense to me now. The Scarlet Runner is actually from Central America where it was used as a food bean: root, snap and dried. Early explorers took it back to...

My Scarlet Runner wall is blooming well but the beans won't set on. Is there anything I can do to help them? Are they missing something special? I know they make a spray for tomatoes to set...

Lost the kit sometime Tuesday night, just been putting off the post...:(:hit:( No sign of illness or distress, was nibbling hay and playing with the water bottle all day Tuesday and then gone Wednesday morning. This whole litter had a problem and I couldn't help them, I feel like a real...

I'd be keeping that first one for my own house, lovely bench! The second I would pick up for the waiting room, fresh coat of paint and a cushion to match your decor would really dress it up. The cushion would keep dog nails from gouging the seat and you could put a slip-cover on it for easy...

My only hydrangea needs to be moved and after DH "trimming" it down to the ground for the past five years there isn't much left of it...:rant I was thinking of just tossing it but this gives me hope! THANK YOU :celebrate

More prayers n hugs for you and DH... :hugs

Can see I'm gonna havta start cookin' more... I saute zucchini chunks with dill, the mild flavor of the summer squash really lets the herb flavor thru. Think I will have to throw some green onion in there with it next time. Lemon thyme or lemon balm is another way to add some zing to zucchini.

Hi! WOW, first time garden? That is amazing! :ep Welcome to TEG, your gonna love the folk here and we are gonna love all your great pics, keep 'em coming!:love :welcome