Saturday, December 20, 2008

Property Closing and New Windows


Well after being away for a couple of months my camera is home again and in full use leading up to the big day.

Our purchase of the property across the road is now officially closed.

Windows and new door are in the house and Jerry is busy fixing up any framing and adding wall were there was not enough room for insulation.
We are lambing and already half the ewes have lambed. We have 140 lambs on the ground so far.
The girls are on holidays now so we have lots of cleaning and baking to do in preparation for Christmas. The school play was this week and sunday school puppet performance is tomorrow.







Property across the road.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Beautiful Fall Scenery




Brian and Nicole at our lane.




Entering our laneway.

Our barn ruins across from Lake Charles.


Lake Charles across from the ruins.

New Stairs, Chicken coup and proud kitten owners!


Rayleen and one of our well fed mouse crew


Exciting new home for the chickens!

Girls demonstrating the wonderful new stairs to the loft on top of the office!

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Barn Facilities at DeJong Acres


Mangers in bank barn.




One side of pole barn built onto the west end of the bank barn.


One of the two roofed bunk silos built onto the east end of the bank barn. Now the equipment has moved on and this is full of hay.



Main entrance with loading chute. We can back the truck and trailer right down in here.



Bunk Silo attached to bank barn.

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Demolition Pictures

For those of you who find pictures of stud walls and chaos exciting here you go!

Attic- Not nearly as scarry as we expected.


Master bedroom.

South end of kitchen.


North end of kitchen.






Newest Additions to DeJong Acres


Meet Mara, retired trail pony. Thank you to the Griffiths for offering Mara to us.



In the front is Gretchen in the back is Faith. Thank you to the Jardine's for the opportunity to own these interesting llama ladies.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008



Back of the house. Old chimney will have to come down.