He was. Grandkids are sooooo interesting. When I was a kid, whenever I could I used to sit on at the top of a bank above a gravel pit that was next door - totally mesmerized. With my four boys we lived literally next door to a gravel pit for four years, and the activity was essentially ignored. Then Lenny comes along and no gravel truck goes ignored. hahaha
I'm pleased you're back, I was getting quite concerned that you either got run over by racing elephants or you had lots of snow and been out skiing. Did you wash that tractor with very hot water? About half way through the video I'm sure the tractor shrunk. Instead of getting the shovel out to spread the gravel, just sprinkle some bird seed over it then let the chickens loose, they'll rake it round for you. Better do a head count with the chickens though, one nearly got run over on the way to open the gate. How are you coping with the heat now that spring has sprung? Take care you two.
Great to hear from you as always my friend! And you called it right on the skiing. We've been enjoying some glorious days up on the slopes! Haha - all of our chickens are fast - just have to make a run up and down the driveway from time to time to weed out the slow ones. :) Hope all is well at your end . . .
Looks like a blast, Howard.
I'm sure Lenny was in heaven watching this one!
He was. Grandkids are sooooo interesting.
When I was a kid, whenever I could I used to sit on at the top of a bank above a gravel pit that was next door - totally mesmerized.
With my four boys we lived literally next door to a gravel pit for four years, and the activity was essentially ignored. Then Lenny comes along and no gravel truck goes ignored. hahaha
Good morning Howard!!😀😀
Morning! Here's hoping all is well with you my wonderful friend!
I'm pleased you're back, I was getting quite concerned that you either got run over by racing elephants or you had lots of snow and been out skiing. Did you wash that tractor with very hot water? About half way through the video I'm sure the tractor shrunk. Instead of getting the shovel out to spread the gravel, just sprinkle some bird seed over it then let the chickens loose, they'll rake it round for you. Better do a head count with the chickens though, one nearly got run over on the way to open the gate. How are you coping with the heat now that spring has sprung? Take care you two.
Great to hear from you as always my friend! And you called it right on the skiing. We've been enjoying some glorious days up on the slopes!
Haha - all of our chickens are fast - just have to make a run up and down the driveway from time to time to weed out the slow ones. :)
Hope all is well at your end . . .