Quiet and still.

[Andrew Gilmartin]

Without the roosters it was very quiet in the yard. Without the hens it is very still. Wasn't expected that.

-- Andrew

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[Ruth]

Hmmm. Maybe after a breather, you'll ease back into chickens. It might be like a virus, except that once you've been infected with the chicken keeping bug, you never get over it!

Ruth in Wakefield

[Andrew Gilmartin]

I was not planning on running the chicken coop tour again this year. (I would feel hypocritical to do so when I gave up keeping chickens.) However, I have heard from a few people that they would like to see it happen again. There is also a volunteer in coordinating a biking tour of the coops also. If someone else would like to pick up where we left off last year that would be fantastic. I would be happy to pass along the information I have that would be useful again this year.

Chris and I continue to miss the chickens. The two bunnies now living in the coop and run are grateful for the luxurious accommodations, however.

-- Andrew

On Feb 25, 2011, at 7:55 AM, Lisa wrote:

> Andrew, the coop tour website has been quiet and still also. Do you
> anticipate a tour this spring?
> I had wanted to keep chickens for maybe 20 years, and my city-raised
> husband was unenthusiastic. A few things finally triggered me to jump
> last year, the biggest of them being the coop tour. That was icing on
> the cake for me - I knew I could make it work after seeing some of the
> others on the tour.
> This year, if there is another, I'm ready to join in the fun! And
> maybe this time, you will be the one who gets sucked in? Taking a
> snowy winter off is a good thing I imagine, but you must be just about
> ready for a new batch of backyard entertainment.
> Hope to hear from you soon,
> Lisa Allen
>
> On Aug 3 2010, 6:29 am, Andrew Gilmartin <and...@andrewgilmartin.com>

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