Where Are We Today
"The Ridge" Priceville, Ontario
Spring has sprung at “The Ridge “with the new projects
that come along with it each year. Most of you read Pat’s blog, Chillin with
Patsy, and know that she has been busy with the gardens and raking. She has
also started going through our belongings to thin out those items we no longer
use.
As for myself, at work we are on to another job,
redoing a kitchen in a farm house. At home, I have a few on the go, each one
connected and dependent on another to complete.
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| This colt was born March 30th. |
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| Baby and mom. |
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| These two are a year old. |
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All these horses are harness racing horses. |
The first thing we did was to get in a load of gravel,
half of it dumped next to our storage shed and the other half dumped down next
to my “Hangar”. Next to the storage shed we erected a Shelter Logic shed, this
is a seasonal structure that will have the covering taken off this fall,
leaving the frame set up for the winter.
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Gravel spread next to the storage shed.
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This is where
the first connection comes in to play. The riding lawn mower from the storage
shed, the winter tires for the car, Pat’s garden wagon and our new toy
will be kept in here. More on the new toy when we get it. With the storage shed
empty of some of those items, I now have room to put in the tool box that I
bought last fall and a table saw bought earlier this year. There will be some
thinning out of other items in here also. |
| Reading the instructions |
The second connection is to the “Hangar”, that is
where the tool box was stored over the winter. With it now moved, I can get
back to working on airplanes.
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| Almost done |
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| Now to organize what goes inside |
We have more projects that we want to do, but you will
just have to wait until we get them done. This is a short post, trying to keep
my hand in writing them, also one of Pat’s followers is asking for pictures of
the new shed. Jackie, hope it was worth the wait.
Hope you are all well, safe and surviving all this Covid world that we are living in. Take care until the next time, your comments are
always welcome.
