Now that the ground is visible once again,
the runner ducks are out and about for the daytime.
Which means that now, every afternoon,
I have to scour the neighborhood looking for them.
Some days they come back to their yard and some days they disappear.
Luckily their range is not too big.
I check the duck pen... no ducks there, only guineas.
So, the dogs and I head out... me on the gator, them on foot.
We search the pastures, around the arena and the barn area
to no avail.
It's time to expand our search.
We check the neighbors yards.
No ducks.
Suddenly, I see something moving in the cornfield across the street.
Sure enough, there they are.
Now, to herd them home.
Back to their own yard.
Back to the safety of their house for the night.
Something tells me I have much duck herding in my future!
The solar power was turned on yesterday.
Yay!!
We are now making our own electricity... with the power of the sun.
All we need are some sunny days.
Here is what our roof looks like with the solar panels.
The bulk of them are on the roof on the back of the house and garage.
Thanks to Bright Eye Solar for getting us up and running with clean, renewable energy!
We are leaving the farm in the hands of friends for the weekend
and driving to Charlotte, North Carolina for Ryan and Bekah's wedding.
Ryan is Jack's son, and Amanda's twin.
The weekend should be quite an adventure...
for everyone!
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Enjoy the weekend. It is supposed to be in the high 40's both days. Hopefully, we'll have sun for you (I live an hour west of Charlotte)!