The erosion inspecter came up this afternoon and drove up to my house. He said he was unable to get up the access road to the cell tower. Now that's a big surprise! Nobody can get up that road and they still think I'm going to let all their heavy trucks go right through my yard! Ha!
Erosion guy had already noticed that the sediment control fence had not been installed and we've had four days of rain. He wasn't too pleased. I wouldn't let him drive through my yard either. Payback can be a real bitch.
Too be Continued...
Boycenberry Farm
- About Boycenberry Farm
- Boycenberry Farm is 29 acres of fascination. I have three dogs, three goats, guinea birds, chickens, a cockateel and a leopard gecko named Demo Dickie. I also have an abundance of wildlife and visitors. I own the farm and my name is Sandy. If you are wondering about the spelling of the farm's name, here's the story. My father's name was Boyce. He was named after the doctor who delivered him, Boyce Snapp. He was born in a two story farm house in Piney Flats, TN. My mother came up with the name Boycenberry. Since they are both gone now, I decided to remember them both in the name of my little farm in our beloved mountains.
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