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We have rain today – after a beautiful week full of sunshine. Our new solar panels are taking a breather. They have been scooping up sunshine for us non-stop!
Come on back, sunshine!
It is that time of year! The hay has been cut once and is stored in the hay loft of our little barn. Our goats are grazing and growing lots of beautiful fiber. I am dying yarn like crazy! Today’s color is honey mustard for some of our lace weight blended mohair!
