Trailer life in my backyard

[House Sparrow]

I am so glad I live in California this winter. We may have experienced extremely unusual cold temps, but at least they haven't dipped into the minus numbers. I got pretty cold in this trailer at night, but it was manageable.

I also fund a small blessing in not having been able to figure out how to hook this trailer up to a water hose. One night I forgot to cover my garden faucet and the manifold and garden hose froze. The manifold split. I am sure I would have experienced the same problem with my potable waterhose, if I had it connected to the trailer...

I haven't done any work on the trailer. I have been busy working on the property, preparing it for growing as much food for myself as possible. Mostly I have had to clear blackberry vines, that have taken over. It is a laborious and time consuming job. The diposal of those vines also limits how much I can do each week. But I have cleared a large space for chickens and goats. The goats did help me clear those blackberry vines. :)

My trailer is beginning to feel like home, even though I find the fake wood paneling contact paper very depressing. I plan on painting the trailer white eventually. For now I am slowly bringing things into the trailer as I need/find them. Optimizing the available space in the trailer is a challenge, so that is another reason I am taking my time with bringing things in.

I enjoy the view out of the trailer which is my own backyard and includes my goats. Soon I hope to have my chickens here too. With my cat and little beagle dog completing my menagerie for now.