We truly feel like we have opened a new book to our lives. New book, new beginning and it comes with both it's challenges and rewards. Since the house is finished we have moved on to other projects. More fence work, painting the bunkhouse and getting it ready for available lodging, and tending to the herd, which should begin to calve in March. Not that we aren't always excited about our children, but looking forward to calving season is exciting. We bought a bull this year and can't wait to see what his offspring turns out like. Plus we bought several straws of semen and have a great breeding plan for this year.
I plan to post more often and also share some of our favorite things about the house, and some things we would do differently, where the inspiration came from and that it is our mini-museum of artwork, collectibles and unique decorations! Also watch as we finish the outside and double our garden size this year!
I'm also posting on several other pages here, so look around, pay attention and keep checking as there are lots of plans and projects in our near future!
What a beautiful house in such an awe inspiring part of the country. Growing up, I always dreamt of living in a log cabin like the one on this ranch. I can only imagine they involve a lot of work. The picture is so beautiful, it paints daydreams of breathtaking sunsets and long nature walks, all while being able to enjoy a comfortable family home.
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