Day Four

Started the day checking cattle - our neighbour Darren’s and then ours. The season is looking promising and the grass is green and growing. Darren’s cattle are calving but no action this morning. A couple from Tatong were taking their dog for a walk along Odea Rd and it was so nice to see people that we chatted (or yelled) with them from a distance for a good 5 minutes.
Our mob had moved from the top of Lex’s Falls to the back part of our house block. Plenty of feed there and we noticed the triple dams were all full.
Took a drive to the bottom of the big falls but not much flow there so we drove to where John had stacked a lot of fallen timber and we lit a great bonfire. The morning was cool and standing near the fire was toasty warm.
Home for lunch after which I started the dreaded GST (interspersed with a few calls - Adam, Lenore, Candice, Bev, and tried John Lee) and John continued with fencing the 30 acre paddock near the new gateway.
Friday night is pizza night here and John cooks. He has perfected the best pizza and uses tomatoes and herbs from our garden.Les mer