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cleaning up the Goat pasture

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larry@stinescorner

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We are not getting any more goats ,our last goat just passed about a month ago.I am taking down the fence and cleaning up some stumps that were inside the pasture.
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The tree stumps are from when super storm sandy blew many trees down in our yard,I cut the leaning trees up ,but left the stumps.
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I was surprised my truck could pull them out
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I was going to send for Geo, s terrimite,but the truck did it!
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Now I have to figure out what to do with the little goat barn. I built it many years ago.Also a little shed for holding hay and feed.
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The fence and gates are all taken down now.
 
not store, sell. I would think if he expanded his garden(with a little help from the cub he wants to buy), he could grow enough to set up a small road side stand. That in turn will bring in extra cash to bribe the "wardens"(his daughter and wife) about not getting after him on his "large" work load from the garden.
 
Careful pulling stumps with that ford, Friend was outside working heard a horn going off at neighbors. decided to see what was going on. seem neighbors boyfriend wanted to pull some stumps.
just pulling wouldn't move them. so he took a running start. LOL he got to the end jerked him to a stop and set off the airbag. expensive
 
I didnt do running starts,,little tugs at a time,,The stumps were pine and had been dead a long time,,I Dont want to wreck my old truck,,,lol
 
I use to play in little out buildings like that growing up, so I would have to say a play house for when the grand kids
start showing up!
 
Sounds about right, supposedly its the rapid "deceleration" that sets off the airbag - no impact required. That's why you can destroy a car hitting a deer that takes out the grill, hood and windshield but not set the airbag off because there was no hard jarring impact that dramatically slowed the vehicle.
 
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