I took a few photos of some ponds in the hayfield. This was early afternoon so the ponds were larger by evening. I checked the weather and it said we reached a high of 68 degrees this afternoon. It certainly didn't feel that warm. Maybe it felt like the low 50s? At least today I didn't feel cold air when I bicycled. A few weeks ago when our high that day was 56 degrees I could feel the cold in the air as I rode my bicycle. Maybe it was because today has a little wind and the wind mixed and took the cold air away?
The pasture doesn't show it, but the hayfield still has plenty of ice.
Maria still has a bad limp, but after three days it looks to be a little better. The healing will take a while. I want the snow and ice to melt to make it easier for her (and me!) to walk. The cows have more manure than the heifers. So in the main corral I have stacks of manure. It is like a field of rocks as the manure freezes hard! After letting the cows out of the corral to go to the large hay bale today I used a shovel and went around part of the corral to knock manure stacks over. Under the stacks of manure were stacks of ice.
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