Re: News from the Farmette.
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 5:06 pm
Than you OH.
It's a great pity that dead animals are left in the fields, us-few residentials living in this agricultural community don't always agree with what's going on around us. Our credibility was destroyed when one of us complained about the early morning crow of the farm cockerel and then the gas-gun protecting a crop from birds.
I agree with all the comments made and I agree I should report this leaving in the field of dead animals. Having the clear head and determination to tidy-up the local farming practices isn't something I have right now.
I did manage to go to mollies grave today, to talk without bursting into tears, I don't believe in an after-life or wandering spirits. Just keeping the memory alive.
It's a great pity that dead animals are left in the fields, us-few residentials living in this agricultural community don't always agree with what's going on around us. Our credibility was destroyed when one of us complained about the early morning crow of the farm cockerel and then the gas-gun protecting a crop from birds.
I agree with all the comments made and I agree I should report this leaving in the field of dead animals. Having the clear head and determination to tidy-up the local farming practices isn't something I have right now.
I did manage to go to mollies grave today, to talk without bursting into tears, I don't believe in an after-life or wandering spirits. Just keeping the memory alive.