-We finished tapping on the home place today. A few hours tomorrow will finish the neighbor's woods above us. It never warmed up enough to run today. I spent the afternoon fiddling with the loader tractor. It needs to run so I can move my sander out of the way, so we can load wood out of the shed. i am guessing that it will be Saturday or Sunday before I boil anything.
In an earlier post I mentioned water problems at home. I lost three days this week dealing with that. In case anyone needs to know, if enough porcupine fur is sucked into a submersible pump, it will stop working. Plowed a road to the spring,borrowed a ditch pump, pumped the spring out, removed said porcupine, and installed a new pump. Added MUCHO Clorox, not going to drink or cook with the water for a few weeks.
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