Well I guess we know who the real star of the Field Lab is. Nice to know so many folks appreciate Benita as much as I do. I think she is on her way to being the most famous longhorn in Texas.Mostly overcast skies all day with yet one more day of rain in the forecast. Hopefully Scruffy's voodoo and Benita's early return truly signal the beginning of spring in the desert. Chopped and ground parts for the final 20 flanges. Just in case we get rain tomorrow - I prepped the pump intake. Also on the list was to fence in the last of my priz
e front yard Yuccas. The longhorns love using them as a scratching post and have knocked over 6 tall ones in the past two years - but they ain't gonna get this one. Not to worry....I will install an artificial scratching post far superior to a vulnerable Yucca. 28,48,36,0
e front yard Yuccas. The longhorns love using them as a scratching post and have knocked over 6 tall ones in the past two years - but they ain't gonna get this one. Not to worry....I will install an artificial scratching post far superior to a vulnerable Yucca. 28,48,36,0
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I think that returning gal is with calf.
Nice water intake, now let it rain.
I truly enjoy your photos and your comments about the TFL on a daily bases. You have inspired me on doing my projects as well. I do believe Benita will be the TFL's mascot.
With that sky, there is room for many stars. And they all shine.
TFL-TimeLapse-20100210
Sorry about the short timelapse - I restarted my PC yesterday after windows updates and forgot to restart image capture.
John, Now that its rained again maybe Benita will give you a ride to the Grub Shack? Wouldn't that be a sight!
Where do those cows get a drink of water??
Good luck on the rain. Wish I could send you some of my weather - it's snowing like mad here in Dallas today, with 4" - 5" accumulation.
Those shipping pallets make pretty good fence sections.
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