More Notes on Visitors
Visitors before and after the pandemic lockdown, and the projects they helped with.
Visitors before and after the pandemic lockdown, and the projects they helped with.
We finally made the burned-out VW across the road disappear, into a dumpster.
A leak in the main line to the house, and a long garden hose to the rescue.
The butler’s pantry finally gets used, as our coffee station.
Pandemic puzzling, starting with an evil 1,000-piece puzzle of wine corks.
Leftover meat and fish from the fridge become a buffet for the vultures, on trail cam.
Why I’m sticking with Bushnell trail cams, and footage of the skunks using their new steps.
Our larger visitors, including Frank the Skunk and the wee staircase Agent Smith built for him.
Our efforts to TNR the feral cats, and a perfect record of releasing skunks without getting sprayed.
Getting rid of the things the previous owners left behind that didn’t end up in one of our 20-plus dumpsters.
Living up here, part 1: a map of the neighbors, and a drainage problem that’s carving a canyon in the hillside.
Our six-year-old septic tank gets its first cleanout. Just regular maintenance, something the previous owners obviously didn’t care to do.
For the Audubon Birdathon’s Foolish Flamingos team, I photographed all the artificial birds at the ranch.
Please welcome Agatha, a giant 12-foot steel stegosaurus and the newest of our sculptures.
Birds, a feral cat and a bit of Frank the Skunk at the water bowl outside the kitchen.
Trail cam video from the birdbath, and our list of 58 bird species seen at the ranch.
Making a starburst mirror for the foyer from old honeycomb blinds and a 3D printer.
Two years with our Prusa 3D printer, and all the things we just print when we can’t find them.
The boys eat things they shouldn’t: shoes, a hammer and a power cord.
The boys eat things they shouldn’t, starting with cardboard, and Tenar ends up at the vet on fluids for a week.
