Wednesday, October 5, 2022

Busy as a Beaver

 We finished painting the sauna, the paint held out and the rain held off until I was on the front side where there is a huge overhang. We took turns being on the ladder and no one fell!  

After a late lunch we went for a Ranger Blue ride to the hills.



View from the road to the tower. 


Far Side

15 comments:

  1. Happy to hear you finished the painting with no injuries to either of you. Do we get get to see the painted sauna?

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  2. It appears the beaver is doing some renovations. Good job on getting done before the rain.

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  3. Your world is lovely! Your photos are outstanding! Happy Fall!

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  4. Love the look from those fall leaves. Ranger Blue is a blessing. I just have a 15 year old Mule, but he still starts and takes me around the place. Thankful for a ride as my knees are worn out.

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  5. No rain here. Beautiful landscape you have.

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  6. Another Fall chore checked off the list!

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  7. Beautiful Fall colours!
    I'm glad neither of you fell off the ladder.

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  8. Sounds like a good day - a project finished and some recreation.

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  9. What fun to be out in your ranger and see all the colorful sites. Glad you got your sauna all painted too.

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  10. Great scenic shot overlooking the forest.

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  11. Yay! A very productive day and no injuries!!!

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  12. Yes, it is crunch time in getting the fall stuff done (if you don't want to do it in the cold).

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  13. It always amazes me how beavers pull down a whole tree so they get to the branches. Of course they can't crawl up trees so it is necessary. Two great photos.

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