Sunday, 25 November 2018

Sat, 24th Nov, 2018 Pastoral Station, 60km north of Sandstone, WA



7am 17 degrees, clear sky and cool breeze.

Let out the chickens then settled into the Guest Quarters to watch the 2nd last race of the Supercar season at Newcastle, NSW. Sent messages to Brian, Louis and Ian to see who they thought was going to win. Only 14 points difference between 1st and 2nd with Ford (McLaughlin) leading the Holdens (Van Gizbergen). We are backing the Fords.

Lance said he spotted a chick when he went into the chicken pen so I rushed with Kayla to see. Mummy was sitting on it but I think we saw something under mummy’s feathers.

We were watching some of the other races when we heard a scream from Kayla. She had gone to check on the chick and a goanna, called Bungarra over here, had climbed in when he heard the chick chirping. He has been walking past all this time but the sound of the chick got him excited. Carol grabbed the pitchfork, Joy had the rake and I grabbed a broom. Joy got him outside and we shooed him onwards though he wasn’t in any rush. We locked the door so the chickens had to stay in till Lance comes back from the bore run.




Steve stayed watching TV as he thought Kayla had just been nipped by the hen trying while she was trying to see the chick. The girls saved the day.

Great race with a bit of controversy but in the end Ford are still leading by 2 points. Last race tomorrow.

I went back to the chickens with my camera and got some photos of not one but two chicks. One is brown and one white – they were so cute. There are 4 more eggs to hatch.


No wind in the afternoon so it got a bit warmer. Steve went for a detect – well exercise actually.

Joined the others for drinks then watered the plants.

Watched our 2016 photos – nearly up-to-date. Dinner then movies. Nice cool breeze as we got ready for bed.


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