Homeless
Our worldly goods are on the container headed for Canada.
We are now in Suffolk at my mother's house. We are going to try to post a podcast from here this weekend.
Wasn't too sad leaving the house as it all seemed so long in the preparation. Sad to say goodbye to our chickens though.
5 Comments:
wow! Look at all those boxes! Were they headed for the container?
Your comment about the chickens is interesting. So it IS possible to bond with chickens. I always wondered about that....and how it is that people raise animals and then eat them. Were your chickens layers? I was really surprised to read John Seymour's book and to find out that chickens can live to be 12 years old, but only lay eggs for 4 or 5 years. Is this so......well, I will peck away at the answers in Annapolis!
i ask because I think it would be nice to have a few chickens for eggs, but I don't think I would want to finish them off....if you know what I mean!
Flora
you gave so much away, and still so many boxes. Rest assured the yoghurt makes is being put to very good use. Cheers.
I was very fond of our chooks, but don't think that I bonded with them, still not sure how I would cope with having to cull one
I suppose the secret is not to name them!
oh that so sad seeing all of your boxes on the drive, but its also soooo exciting about where they are going to end up!
We're begining to look at lot like that ourselves now... Our removal truck arrives 9am on the 4th of august & we gota have it loaded & aboard the ferry to shetland by 5.15pm, then its off to Fair Isle && unpacking.... Ohhh studio.... Ohhh bloody great huge polly tunnel... Ohh Massive garden.... Ohh chickens... Ohh chasing sheep arround the hill grazing amid storm force winds just to check that they're feet are ok... Ohh happy life !
Good luck guys !
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