WHAT A MESS ! Goats Are No Where To Be Found ! 

Good to see you back

Glad to see you back!

good to see you on again

Nice stock of new parts for the truck. I completely enjoy the vehicle and motorized equipment videos.

Nice to see you on here again.

Well Hi, it's awesome to see you and the animals! ... the new goats are great ❤❤

Thanks for sharing the animals! I can't wait to see the kids and Melissa.

Glad to see you again. Can't wait to see another video

Wow y’all got a lot of rain 🌧️

Good to see the goats again. They sure have grown! Hopefully no more pizzle troubles! Lol. Must have been some storm to knock down so many trees! This summer has had a lot of unusually strong and frequent storms. I'm personally not that good at restoring old cars and trucks, but my husband loves to do it. He grew up helping his father fix, replace and restore old vehicles. I think the oldest was a original Model T. In the last 10 years he has done a 1964 Buick, a 1969 Ford that my son drove every day to school and work despite having no power steering or power anything. I think he was in love with the big V-8 motor, lol Currently he is working on a 1962 Pontiac. It even has the original Indian head emblems and light in the dash. It was soon after that they removed the Indian Head as their symbol. So many guys, like you, (gear guys) are surprised to see that it still has the originals. He has to get creative with finding or replacing some things, like interior door liners as they were made with compressed cardboard and that just doesn't last 60+ years. Go figure. Anyway, it's good to see you are still enjoying the hobby and plugging on. I know how hard it is to find a lot of the parts and how long it takes to strip a vehicle down to its frame and rebuild it from there.

The goats, ducks, and turkeys look like they are doing great. 😊 you have a good size area to maintain and it takes a lot of time and hard work. It looks nice. How's the pup? 😊

I didn't realize how steep your slope is. Bummer. I deal with that a little bit in my front yard. Unusable, difficult piece of property to maintain. Good that you've got goats to help out.

With that cord get a Tupperware cut holes closer to the top & run the wire though it. Then it won't be in the rain.

Its hot here