Rambling Rachael's backyard chicken tv and tree update

Rambling Rachael's backyard chicken tv and tree update by @rachaeldwatson on 3Speak

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Tags: #chickens #life #plants #backyardchickens

Transcript

Good morning, everyone. Thought I'd try to catch a little chicken TV. I actually recorded a video while ago, but it ended up almost eight minutes long, and I decided, no, that's just too long. I was walking and talking and showing stuff. Like, look at these leaves. Let me get on this side of it. Look at that leaf. It's huge. And over here, too, I'll get back to the chickens in a second. I had added this in the other video. Oh, look, there's Micah on the couch. He just covered up with the blanket in there. Oh, can't sit. Yeah, that was him moving. I won't make this very long at all. Just showing the pretties. Alright, chickens. The hens are kind of running from the roosters this morning. There was a little squabble between Arnold and a little boy earlier, but I didn't manage to catch that. The little boy running. out there trying to dictate where she stands. He's out there flapping his wing at her. Anyway, I don't guess they're going to do anything. Also, in that other video, I gave a update. If y'all follow me on snaps, y 'all know that corner over there was full of little pine saplings. Well, I guess they're a little, I don't know if they're called saplings at this age or not. They're pretty tall. They're not really little anymore, but anyway, he got that corner cut down. He was so excited. He has been chomping at the bits to get out there with this new chainsaw. And before long, the rest of that will be gone. All that overgrown stuff will be gone. Not the big trees in the back, back there, but all those little pines and stuff. There's a lot of, I'm sorry, there's a lot of briars and stuff out there. little waddles. I just love our y'all. Oh, that's bloody. Anyway, walk out here real quick and show what he did get cut out yesterday. We got a larger section removed from that. She's trying her best to stay away from young man. And Anthony was interested in running after little boy. I've got to hurry up and get out here so I can end this video. I'm sorry, y'all, this is what I do. I just walk and talk. If anybody's watching this, I certainly appreciate it. But anyway, we got that cut out yesterday. James had cut a small section out of it and released the chainsaw bar. But he got another little section, so now we have a clear way. And instead of going to this front corner, we are going to go ahead and go to the back corner, but we're going to staple to that fence. I mean, that tree right there, too. We're just going to kind of, you know, back to it. Just go around it. It's flexible fence. Anyway, I'm gonna stop because I'm almost at five minutes. Get another couple of chickens in here. Y'all have a blessed day, and thanks for watching.

Comments

@caparadiso: There's something so soothing about "just walking and talking" through the backyard with the chickens as background noise — it's the kind of low key content that actually captures real farm life better than any polished production could. We have chickens here at Ca' Paradiso too (our Lagotto Romagnolo, Choko Shock, has even learned to walk gently among them, which took some patience on his part!). Backyard chicken TV is honestly one of the most relaxing forms of entertainment there is — there's always some drama happening in the flock if you watch long enough. Curious to see how the tree is coming along too — those little updates over time are so satisfying to follow, watching something grow season after season. Thanks for sharing this slice of everyday backyard life. 🐔🌳 🌾 Matteo Ca' Paradiso Cagli (Marche) www.caparadiso.com replied to 4:51 on 3speak.tv

@caparadiso: There's something so soothing about "just walking and talking" through the backyard with the chickens as background noise — it's the kind of low key content that actually captures real farm life better than any polished production could. We have chickens here at Ca' Paradiso too (our Lagotto Romagnolo, Choko Shock, has even learned to walk gently among them, which took some patience on his part!). Backyard chicken TV is honestly one of the most relaxing forms of entertainment there is — there's always some drama happening in the flock if you watch long enough. Curious to see how the tree is coming along too — those little updates over time are so satisfying to follow, watching something grow season after season. Thanks for sharing this slice of everyday backyard life. 🐔🌳 🌾 Matteo Ca' Paradiso Cagli (Marche) www.caparadiso.com replied to 4:51 on 3speak.tv

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