Baseball from South Field Ark
Ben found this baseball out in the south field Ark in the bedding pack. Apparently our pigs have taken up winter practice for the coming ball season. Think of the Ark as Florida North.
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Found Object: Iron Oval
According to what I’ve read our land is too high up in the mountains for Native American settlements so we never find arrow heads. Our rock is igneous so we never find fossils. What we do find are shards of ceramics and metal from the settlers who bought this bony mountain land over 200 years ago – sight unseen. Homesteads were mapped out on a grid by the surveyors such that some ended up down in the marsh and others on the peak of the mountain. Both were fails although people did try as evidenced by the foundations.
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Rubber Ball in Hay Bale
We find a variety of interesting objects in our hay bales. This year’s special is a rubber ball. It’s pretty chewed up, probably from the haying machine.

Other year’s we’ve found iron rods, knives, hose clamps, tent posts and all sorts of interesting things. See the Found objects for more…

Outdoors: 31°F/19°F Sunny
Tiny Cottage: 64°F/59°F

Daily Spark: When I went off the deep end I spread my wings and flew…

Old Hammer Head
This is not my hammer.
This is not my head.
This is probably not from in my lifetime.
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