Things like this have been happening:
Farmer John worked with a couple other guys to set the bridge abutments. They measured, dug, leveled, spread gravel and set concrete blocks. The process took longer than they were expecting, and the heat wave didn't help. But, look what we have now:
Farmer John worked with a couple other guys to set the bridge abutments. They measured, dug, leveled, spread gravel and set concrete blocks. The process took longer than they were expecting, and the heat wave didn't help. But, look what we have now:
The driving bridge will sit on top of those blocks. There's still some adjusting to do to the abutments, but we are so much closer to being able to drive to the farm!
how much fun is it to read the newest post while actually being here on the farm! Who knew bridge abutments would be so exciting?
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed a fabulous farm dinner last night. Thank you Farm Girl Mollie and Farmer John!
That's exciting news Mollie! I can't wait to see the finished product.
ReplyDeleteFarm Girl Mollie - that farm has been waiting years for you two to move and shake it into the future! I have read your whole blog and lady! you have a super life! I remember when they built the cabin, and the pictures of the hay field all snuggled into fog makes me long for home. I remember the smell of the bailer and the hay in the barn. Awesome job!
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