I shot this picture the other night of our chicken coop with a heat lamp on to help keep our chickens warm during the sub zero temperatures we are experiencing in south central Iowa. I thought it was pretty cool and showed what farm life is like during winter.
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Southeast Iowa here, stay warm gonna get even colder soon
i know it’s supposed to get colder yet, so looking forward to spring.
Great picture! The first time I turned on a heat lamp in my barn, I woke up in the middle of the night, looked outside and thought the barn was on fire for a second. Lol
That’s fanciest chicken house I’ve ever seen! Lucky chickens, that would make a neat painting 😊
I love the warm glow.
It looks quite surreal.
Thank you for posting again. We all appreciate you sharing your wonderful home.
This project has been going on a LONG TIME and you are right it is great Gordon is sharing it all.
What a beautiful scene and enviable coop! Have loved following your adventures since day one.
Thank you Gayle
It’s pretty cold here in Veedersburg IN too, lately. Nice picture Gordon, it looks so peaceful there. I’ve been thinking about looking for a job up there and possibly moving soon. Would like to get a small place of my own in the country to retire, may be up there soon as the weather breaks to look around.
Well you are always welcome here John, come on over should be able to find a job if you want one.
Hi Gordon, nice reading your posts. I would like to follow up with you about the bullheads (2017). I know that particular post was in ages past, but I wonder if I you could help out.
I live in New Brunswick (Canada), and currently researching setting up a farm of which growing bullheads would form a part. I would like to connect to ask you a few questions, and also gain any insight you got from Bob Stewart… if you ever connected with him.
Wishing you the best,
Patrick
Thanks for your reply Patrick, I would be happy to talk to you. my email is gordonmilligan56@gmail.com I don’t recall who Bob Stewart is so when you email me maybe you can remind me thanks.