It was such fun to be in a Gator again! John's been looking for the *right* stick so I can drive it ... one of these days. Glad we saved our little Gator toy ... that *was* just a fond memory. smile

It is very different to see the farm from Gator-view and Gator-speed. Lots of pausing to soak it all in. Some of the areas that John described to me earlier were far more wonderful than I could visualize in my noodle. I'm not very good at that (hence I'm always asking for pictures wink ).

John has had a great time cleaning up around the place - both inside and out. You fellas who visited would get a nice "wow" at how the place is taking shape.

Today, we tested all the circuits at that panel in the garage. What a crazy layout ... but we got them all figured with the old tested method. Lights on all over the place. (Mike B would be proud of us; but probably shaking his head at what we found. grin ) The big electrical job will be getting power to the barn. There are other piddly electrical job but that's the biggie.

Yes, that snow was amazing. I remember the ONE snow we had when I lived in Warrior AL. The girls (3 and 5) liked sliding down the ramp. It was about 2" of snow and it was gone by the end of the day. Their "first" snow. We didn't really have *cold weather* gear.
brrrrr


~ Peggy M
1949 Chevrolet 3804
"Charlie" - The Stovebolt Flagship
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