We are now obtaining 6 eggs per day, as the two young hens have also begun production. But yet another person has joined the waiting list, so we’ll need to get another two hens next week!
LSS managed to sell one of the old agricultural tractor attachments for which we have no use, and the purchaser came to collect it today. Unfortunately whilst we were connecting the plough-type thing to his tractor, I noticed that the front tyre of the aged FIL’s tractor is, once again, flat.
As I had already managed to break the bead on one of the spare tyres, in the afternoon I inserted the new inner tube which LSS had picked up last week, and yet again changed the tyre on the tractor. We’ll see if it goes flat again this weekend. I think the aged FIL must be getting out of bed in the middle of the night, visiting the tractor shed in his wheelchair, and letting the air out. You couldn’t call it sleepwalking though. Perhaps sleepwheelchairing?