Cow neighbors of Happy Trails
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It was a dark and cloudy morning as I head outside for my walk and the temperature was 42 degrees. I first walked over to the post office to mail the letters I wrote yesterday. Took a picture so you could see how dark it is at 6:35 in the morning.Walked around town as usual and then went over to the Drane house to see the horses. Two of them were out in the field munching on some grass but this one here was near the barn. As I was walking down the hill she neighed at me and walked over to the fence. When I got there I stopped to talk to her and give her a pet. She was fatter than usual and I'm wondering if maybe I'll be seeing a little colt again some time.
Didn't see any one at all outside this morning.
As always I enjoyed my walk.
I walked 6.4 miles.
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Right after breakfast we went up to HT. Mainly so I could take a look at the stairs Ken made out of stone leading from the road by the tractor barn up to the area we are clearing out for the cabin. He used tree trunks for the hand railing. I walked up and down the stairs quite a few times. I think he did a fantastic job. They are nice and sturdy.We walked around the property edge making sure our no hunting posted signs were still there as there are hunters on the state land. I have no problem with hunters, just don't want them hunting on HT. I tell the deer to stay on HT land where they will be safe. : ) Here is one we saw today.
We were just at HT during the morning and were back home again in the afternoon. I finished reading the book club book that I got from the library yesterday, My Wish List by Gregoire Delacourt. It was just a little book with only 163 pages. I thought it was very good. It's about a woman who is married, lives in a small town in France and wins the lottery. She doesn't tell anyone and makes a list of all the things she could do with the money. I thought it would be a happy fun little book but it is actually quite sad.
Not a big fan of Halloween but I've got all the Halloween candy sitting in two baskets by the front door all ready for the trick-or-treaters. All 250 pieces. I wonder if there will be any left?
I think I'll go and start another book.
Hope your day is a happy one.
happyone : )
I don't know that there are real ghosts and goblins,
but there are always more trick-or-treaters
than neighborhood kids.
~ Robert Brault