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Yamhill County barn being salvaged |
I grew up with cats. As a kid, I only recall one friend that had a dog. The concept of "farm dog" was a new when I married a farm boy. We've been partial to German Shepherds, but they wear out and are kinda expensive. We have acquired a few really nice hand-me-down shepherds over the years. When our last one was on his way out I gave into the temptation of a cute little puppy one day in the parking lot of Safeway. My cute little puppy is a great dane / aussie shepherd mix and he is devoted to me and loves being a free range dog. Anyway, he and the brotherlaw's dog got too close to a nutria last week and about lost a toe. Oh, this really is nothing compared to the porcupine they rounded up last summer. The vet ordered Stanley to be indoors for a while.....until last night. I was pretty torked when he weaseled his way into the house and downed 4 of the best pork chops I had ever made. I was stunned when he once again tippy toed into the house and found a bowl of scraps I left out, but last night was the last straw. When I stumbled through the kitchen this morning, i found the butter upside down on the floor....the pieces started to come together. I had gone to bed and i faintly remember hearing .."OUT!" Stanley is officially an outside dog again....all alone in his dog house in the rain....that reminds me I'm suppose to build him a new house.....but I need to score some lumber. Not alot of folks building in this weather so scrounging is slow. I need more connections....like the one I had for this barn(see photo above). It was a major score. No, I didn't do this job but I did get to go......and I left with a truck full of little windows. It was an amazing sight.
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