a much more relaxing commute
Jul. 23rd, 2009 08:25 pmMy morning commute is twice as long from the new house as it was from the rental. Since all of the additional time is taken up by picturesque two-lane highway winding through rural Wisconsin, I see no problem with this. I listen to my book on CD, drink my coffee, and work on getting my brain on-line for the day.
One of the farms that I drive past has a flock of smallish goats. I'd guess there are around 20 of them in the pasture. Occasionally, there will be a herding dog of some kind keeping them in line, but most of the time supervision of the goats is left to the two llamas in the field. They keep an eye on the goats and everyone seems to be getting along just fine.
The last couple of mornings, there have been two big brown birds in the field with the goats and the llamas. They look sort of like herons, but I'm not sure on the exact species. The first day I saw them, they were hanging out and looked like they were maybe at the wrong truck stop, but would be moving on shortly.
Today, the dog was herding the goats and the llamas were herding the birds. It was kind of bizarre to watch the birds awkwardly hop away from the llamas to go in the same direction as the flock of goats.
There's a story there, but I'm not sure what exactly it might be.
One of the farms that I drive past has a flock of smallish goats. I'd guess there are around 20 of them in the pasture. Occasionally, there will be a herding dog of some kind keeping them in line, but most of the time supervision of the goats is left to the two llamas in the field. They keep an eye on the goats and everyone seems to be getting along just fine.
The last couple of mornings, there have been two big brown birds in the field with the goats and the llamas. They look sort of like herons, but I'm not sure on the exact species. The first day I saw them, they were hanging out and looked like they were maybe at the wrong truck stop, but would be moving on shortly.
Today, the dog was herding the goats and the llamas were herding the birds. It was kind of bizarre to watch the birds awkwardly hop away from the llamas to go in the same direction as the flock of goats.
There's a story there, but I'm not sure what exactly it might be.