The old granary's new location has been picked. Some of the pillers completed.
The granary after it was jacked off the trailer.
Allen is finishing up the pillers here. I cut three oaks down. Two had been struck my lightning and the other one's time was just up.
Mark brought the saw-mill over and we cut all the framing lumber.
Dad's putting a log on the mill here.
Mark is the sawyer, Skip and I were the log rollers.
Here's the team in the end of the day photo - all fingers attached.
This mill uses a big band blade.
It has a Honda engine.
The lumber now has to dry for a while before we start framing.
Well Judy and Cindy did. George and I supervised.I found the thermometer was reading one degree lower and that's on the edge of cooking them. I was using this thermometer.
The eggs hatched a day early. I got a 70% hatch - I was hoping for 80%.
From the hatchery they go to the broader house. 
They stay in broader house for four weeks.
.Then I put them out in the field in three different spots in recall pens.
After a few days I started releasing half of them. Then after a week I let them loose. Now when I take the dogs for a walk we find birds.
