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Burr…It's cold Outside!

It was freezing cold this weekend. It seems like winter weather comes earlier and earlier every year.
My babies helping me  with the fire or should I say getting in my way.
It took a ear but Lilly has found a way out of the fence. The latch on the gate was temporary and she learned that if you hit it enough the screws will come loose and the gate will pop open. Kev's dad brought he welder over Sunday mooring and fixed it. She can still pop it open, so we have to put a hook through the latch. She has also dug a small hole. She can't quiet get her head under, but she sure does try. We may have to angle the bottom of the gate in the future.
Kev's dad brought their puppy over to play. Roco is a Shepard/ Rottweiler mix and so freaking cute!
That wraps our weekend up.

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