hay @papa-pepper, have you a post on how you built the fence? me and my neighbour are thinking about putting a fence between our houses and I think the stone effect wall is a great idea.
do the columns come pre-made or did you have to make them your selves? and while I am thinking about it was it easy to make? I am green fingered as you know but when it comes to building things that is a different story haha.

I do believe that some people who have looked at your post really think that you have killed 2 birds with one stone, its funny as it is a phrase that is used very often in our worlds but mean 2 different things in different countries.

Hope your well @papa-pepper and get some rest from your 750 mile trip you must be knackered

I really like the rocks around the t-post. I have not seen that before but it looks really good.  What kind of wire are you using to hold them in?  You have given me a great idea;)

nice post @pappa-pepper, no one can achieve a success without going through hard work, work hard with high spirits

Nice job, @papa-pepper. Three jobs are done at once. I do the same around here. Don't waste anything and if you can do one job and be able to start a second or third at the same time, so much the better. 

I have been studying your pillars. I really like the idea of using up the stones on the property to make the posts perhaps stronger, but also look quite attractive. But I have a question. The wire you are using to form the cage to fill with the rocks, is it galvanised or does it have some form of rust proofing? Here, that is something we need to think about because of the salt in the air. In Canada, we had to be aware of salt from the roads. Roads are generally heavily salted and then the snow/salt mixture is plowed back to the fence-lines. 

I would hate to think you do allthat work to have to redo it because of rust. I have seen one other place in my travels that used a similar method, but they used a cement slurry poured down the center to help hold the rocks in place. Just some thoughts...

Good lord that looks like a lot of hard work. Hauling around buckets of rock and dirt is no easy thing on the body. You must be in very excellent physical condition. 

I like the way you make use of the things that are by products of one project in order to further another project. 

This reminds me, I've gotta go redig the hole for my mailbox post and pour some concrete in it and re-position the post so it doesn't lean so badly (it's been hit by cars twice in the past year). Work work work....

Don't killed that

Indeed you killed 3 birds with one stone.. Hahaha
Kudos papa

how many of those rock posts are you making?

@papa-pepper.... People who produces things like this are very smart and intelligent. I appreciate your effort and I am sure your project will turn out successful. Nice work

The contents of an interesting post ,, suitable for the practice directly in our own home ,, thanks @papa-pepper

I like your post

The rock columns are a nice effect around the pen. Do you mortar those stones at all or just leave them inside the fencing? They would look good as pillars on either side of my sons camp driveway. Great job and thanks for the inspiration.

it's a very good job @papa-pepper.
but I once the bird is dead, if you can not avoid them.

I was totally expecting some pictures of dead birds.
You guys work your ass off.
Really wish I had the chance to meet the family when were there.
It was actually the reason I messaged you before we had actually arrived.
I was trying to make my way to the homestead on our way in.
Maybe next time.
I'm ready for some more hot shots...they were tasty.

Good job Monster-Truck, While Daddy was talking we saw who was doing the work. :-)

Wow this is totally outstanding

Little @papa-pepper just showed me that no effort  is wasted... Nice one young leader..

Little @papa-pepper just showed me that no effort  is wasted... Nice one young leader..

How much more work can @little-peppers do, less digging up the soil and filling up a hole. But what an encouraging effort there by your little but powerful man. 😂 Being a farmer and learning to hunt is amazing, I hope papa, you will consider that soon? (my random thought).

Now that's being smart and resourceful! And it's really great to see you work with your kid. Starting them young is the best way indeed. 😄Thanks for sharing this @papa-pepper! Cheers and all the best on your projects.

Great job. i like it.

Postingan yang sangat bermanfaat @papa-pepper

I was so curious with @papa-pepper. Is he an agricultural engineer, architect, or building civil engineering? multi talented

And the talent that is now transmitted to the great boy

Talking of taking advantage, being smart, being prepared and being sensitive. Well done Papa. It's easy to fall in love with @little-peppers. Well done cuties.

killing birds it's so bad news for us.