A cattle ramp is the first thing you see when you enter most farms. They're easy to drive over, when they're not buckled and bent by huge trucks, but they're not always great at keeping sheep and cattle from crossing. The old entry ramp at Esdale was particularly bad. It was strong. No truck could... Continue Reading →
THE EARTH MOVES: PART ONE
Months ago, we arranged for some work to be done on the access tracks on both sides of the river. I hoped to have them done in time for tree-planting and fencing, to save us all bumping and slithering over quite so many boulders, and allowing Andrew and Frank to round up their stock in... Continue Reading →