chickens in snow

15 01, 2021

Welcome, 2021!

By |2021-01-15T10:52:21-06:00January 15th, 2021|Friday on the Miller Farm, Miller Farm Friday|0 Comments

A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara


I was kind of hoping the New Year would bring a little normalcy. On Sunday, January 3 Beekeeper Brian and I both tested positive for COVID.  We only had mild symptoms but were still put in quarantine for 10 days.

My hope of being back in a routine became a struggle to teach music classes from home.

Then on Sunday, January 10 it snowed.

That may not sound like a big deal but in our part of Texas, it hadn’t happened since 2017.  This snowstorm produced the 5th largest amount of snow on record.

We measured 4 ½ “.

This may not sound like a lot unless you are a dachshund whose legs are only 4 inches long.

The chickens were not fans either.  They sent a scout while the rest stayed in the coop.

Got some interesting pictures I never could have imagined – chicken prints in the snow.

And, of course I built the obligatory snowman.  It’s not too bad.

I can’t wait to see what this Sunday brings…

 

15 12, 2017

Snow in Texas

By |2017-12-14T13:13:15-06:00December 15th, 2017|Friday on the Miller Farm, Miller Farm Friday|1 Comment

A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara

You might have seen recently on the national news that South Central Texas had an unusual snowfall.

Last Monday it was sunny and warm.

By Thursday evening, we had 4 inches of snow in our backyard. It was quite a surprise – a pleasant one at that.

Rachel took the dogs outside to play. Some were more excited than others.

When I closed the chickens for the night, I found some on top of the coops with snow piled on their backs. They weren’t quite sure what to do.Friday morning was a winter wonderland.

I used the free time to put out my collection of snowmen.

By Saturday it was all gone making me wonder if perhaps I was just dreaming of a white Christmas.

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