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The raw dirt section is going to get fenced in for the sheep. |
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The barn does smell better now. There is still a little residual skunk smell, but that should pass in a few more days. Yesterday I really needed to get out and fill the rock cribs with rocks, but I just could not make myself. Instead I used the box blade and flattened out the area in front of the barn so it is ready for some new fence. I found about 10 buried concrete 1 ft square blocks and one 2x3 foot block a foot thick. The blocks extended quite a ways out from the barn. I am not sure what they had built, but it stuck way out from the barn and was on concrete pads. This took me about two hours to flatten out. I still need to move some of that close fence but at this point I need to get this outer fence up before I rip any inner fence down. I need something to contain the animals. I keep hoping my part time helper will finish his other tasks so he can help me. I have pretty much planned out the new section of fence.
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