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Both dormers got framed and a lot more siding got installed. It's supposed to snow more tonight but Bill and his crew are making good progress. If the weather will just hold off until we get a roof on....
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Desert Weyr is a small sustainable family farm in Western Colorado. We raise Black Welsh Mountain sheep, a few chickens and also have Arabian horses.
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- More Bread
- White Christmas
- Dried In
- The Solstice Invasion!
- Sheep at the Border
- Sheep on the Road Again
- Sheep Stuck
- Sheep Shipped!!
- Construction continues
- Happy Chickens
- More Siding
- Bread Second and Third Try
- Working at the Winery
- Winter Storm
- Hervey and Friends
- Bread!
- Better Shop View
- Warped Again
- Duct Tape Double
- St. Nicholas Day - Rain and Progress
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