Week of October 25 through October 31, 2020.

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Bees and possibly yellow jackets were going into the side of the hive.
#1  Bees and possibly yellow jackets were going into the side of the hive.
Lois filled the holes with marshmallows as a temporary fix and covered the hive with a blanket. Later Joseph checked the bees.
#2  Lois filled the holes with marshmallows as a temporary fix and covered the hive with a blanket. Later Joseph checked the bees.
We decided to put more sugar water into the hive. Lois made it, and Joseph filled it.
#3  We decided to put more sugar water into the hive. Lois made it, and Joseph filled it.
Joseph adds sugar water to the beehive.
#4  Joseph adds sugar water to the beehive.
We noticed that there are a lot of ants in the hive.
#5  We noticed that there are a lot of ants in the hive.
then Joseph put the blankets back over the hive.
#6  then Joseph put the blankets back over the hive.
Two ducks remain. They are hiding and resting.
#7  Two ducks remain. They are hiding and resting.
Lois seeds the east pasture so it will become a lovely lawn area.
#8  Lois seeds the east pasture so it will become a lovely lawn area.
We needed more gravel for building the chickery.
#9  We needed more gravel for building the chickery.
We had it dumped by the bee loop.
#10  We had it dumped by the bee loop.
Minivan full of lumber.
#11  Minivan full of lumber.
Don cuts the 1/2 inch fabric
#12  Don cuts the 1/2 inch fabric
Lumber stacked at the old chicken run.
#13  Lumber stacked at the old chicken run.
Don brings the 1/2 inch fabric.
#14  Don brings the 1/2 inch fabric.
To get inside the Chickery the roll bar had to come down.
#15  To get inside the Chickery the roll bar had to come down.
Letting down the roll bar.
#16  Letting down the roll bar.
The Chickery is wide enough for the tractor, but we have to hold up the grass deflector.
#17  The Chickery is wide enough for the tractor, but we have to hold up the grass deflector.
Lois mitres the fabric.
#18  Lois mitres the fabric.
The hardware cloth fabric is to keep moles and other critters from getting into the Chickery.
#19  The hardware cloth fabric is to keep moles and other critters from getting into the Chickery.
Ta Da! Guess who did most of the work. That's right. Lois did.
#20  Ta Da! Guess who did most of the work. That's right. Lois did.
Don is screwing for boards in.
#21  Don is screwing for boards in.
it is hard to get that low.
#22  it is hard to get that low.
Blackberries kept catching our clothes
#23  Blackberries kept catching our clothes
it was so much better after the clipping.
#24  it was so much better after the clipping.
The hens always like to be with us.
#25  The hens always like to be with us.
Lois's feet and Don's hands to get the screws in without the mesh cutting Don's hand.
#26  Lois's feet and Don's hands to get the screws in without the mesh cutting Don's hand.
more screwing
#27  more screwing
Gravel being added on top of the wire mesh.
#28  Gravel being added on top of the wire mesh.
Don running the tractor up the middle and dumping gravel.
#29  Don running the tractor up the middle and dumping gravel.
it is challenging to get the tractor there.
#30  it is challenging to get the tractor there.
Lois raked the gravel to the edge of chickery.
#31  Lois raked the gravel to the edge of chickery.
It is fun to get it flat.
#32  It is fun to get it flat.
Adding more boards so that we can add gravel.
#33  Adding more boards so that we can add gravel.
Lois drilling and screwing in more screws.
#34  Lois drilling and screwing in more screws.
Now the bottom foot boards are all added.
#35  Now the bottom foot boards are all added.
Removing a nail in the ground.
#36  Removing a nail in the ground.
The basic bottom is done.
#37  The basic bottom is done.
Lois is measuring and trimming the bottom mesh.
#38  Lois is measuring and trimming the bottom mesh.
It is pokey work.
#39  It is pokey work.
Around and around she goes.
#40  Around and around she goes.
Making it to the last corner.
#41  Making it to the last corner.
Making sure the mesh is below the top of the 2x4.
#42  Making sure the mesh is below the top of the 2x4.

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