I hear Bill muttering in the office; when I ask what's wrong he says, "We are under a winter storm warning for the next two days. 1 - 3 feet expected." This time they were right. Raining when we went to bed Wed. night; 14" on the ground in the morning - and not stopping.
Finally (Friday) this morning the sun comes out and we have a count of 36". Wonderful spring storms. Gotta love 'em!
The horses keep the corral stomped into baths, so all we have to do is shovel our way TO the corral, because you don't walk too far in thigh-deep snow.
We shoveled last night to get extra hay to the horses, and had an additional 6" in the track this morning. The biggest problem we have found using our slow feed feeders is that they get packed with snow when it comes down this heavy and the horses can't paw the snow off to get to the hay, so when we went to feed this morning, the feeders themselves were still full after the snow melted off.
This is the horse's shed, which a couple of them actually used part of the night. The horses themselves.....
....were happy to have their feed boxes back - except for Al, who has become quite the camera mooch.
Bionic Cowgirl
Oh wow. It is beautiful? Snow showing?
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