HE HAS RISEN 

Spring time for babies.

Aren't they cute. I love seeing all the new born. These are are Heidi's first chicks to be hatched. She has one more hen laying on 12 more eggs. Can't wait to see what hatches.

                                             They love riding on Mom's back.

                                                 Jan's new baby goats:

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                        So cute. I loved playing with them. Still trying to talk my husband into one.

                                             This one really loved the taste of my hair.

Sweet Hawailian Crockpot Chicken

 

With summer coming I am on the look out for fast and delicious food for my family. I need something that can be made in the crock pot, since we spend a lot of time outside. But I also want it to taste good. This recipe was right up my alley. Plus the ingredients are normally in my pantry. So no extra trips to the store. Serve this with rice and you have a complete meal in no time.

Sweet Hawaiian Crock pot Chicken
Ingredients:
1 cup pineapple juice
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/3 cup light soy sauce                                                                                                                                                 2 pounds chicken breast tenderloins.

 

Directions:
Add all ingredients to the crock pot and cook on low 6-8 hrs and they should just fall apart. Enjoy!

 

You just have to love them

Mountain view from the main road

     Come join me on a little walk down the main road of Heidi's gated community

                                                       Have a great weekend.

Dreams do come true.

 As many of you know Heidi ( http://mysimplecountryliving.blogspot.com/ ) and I are best friends. I have been blessed to be able to join  her on her journey to see her dreams come true. It has been one of ups and downs.

 She first saw this house two years ago and fell in love. It had been taken over by the banks then put on the auction block. But unfortunately it was cash only. Heidi stood and watched as the house sold and her dream slipped thru her fingers. So she thought.
While looking for a new love about a year later  she ran across the house once again up for sale.  The true buyers of the house turned out to be puppets of the drug cartel. The story is a old one. But a true one. Find a house away from people. Build a huge barn. Grow pot in it. Never get caught. To bad no one told them that only worked in the movies. This is one time crime paid. At least for Heidi, she is now the proud owner of her dream home
Please join me as I take a walk  around her lovely property.
 

This is the start of her first garden , this one is going to be used as a bees and medicinal herbs garden. The second one will be a veggi garden for her an her animals.

                              She has 6 1/2 acres of of some of the most beautiful pasture out there.

                                     Jerry did a great job of hiding the old pump house.

                                      As you leave the front gate this is the view on your left.

                                       The view as you turn right.

                                       The following pictures are of Heidi's property.

    The river is from a Glacier fed lake in the Sequoia National Park and runs down onto her property.

Her property line runs right down the middle of the river. Luckily the fish don't know this. Guess whats for dinner?

                      This is the road leading to the front gate of this closed mountain community.

Thank you for joining me on a walk thru Heidi Gonzales property.   Please join me tomorrow in a walk thru this beautiful mountain side.