Back Yard Visitors

[mitch5252]

Been coming to our backyard for a few days now to the feeder and mineral lick...
Aren't they beautiful.
A nice end to a miserable afternoon.
(I drilled a hole straight through the trailer wall from the inside to the outside...I was just sick.)





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[Bethers]

Oh yes, they are beautiful, and oh no about drilling through the wall. You've reinforced my belief that I do nothing on exterior walls - other than using two-sided tape or the like. I'm terrified of doing that. But, now that it's done, get yourself some good caulk and fill that hole up!

[retiredhappy]

They're beautiful.

I can understand about drilling a hole. I was putting up a shelf INSIDE and drilled two holes right thru the outside wall. GRRRRRR!! Have caulked the hole but you can see what I did. In my defense, I'm used to houses with 4" walls not 2".

[mtngal]

Oh so lovely, and I think they are saying to you.....don't sweat the small stuff!

[bluepinecones]

They are beautiful.
Sorry about your mishap but you can fix it.

[Redetotry]

They are pretty. I'm really sorry about the hole!

[avalen]

what a lovely pair of deer and so sorry about the hole in your wall, I guess you
won't be doing that again anytime soon

[mitch5252]

I guess you
won't be doing that again anytime soon

Nope...an electric drill will never again cross the threshhold of The Mobile Marlin! I'm a "3M removeable sticky thing" convert, I'll tell ya that! I just don't think they're made strong enough to hold a drink holder...

Well, hope you all enjoy your Friday evening and the coming weekend. Seems like the weather may improve for many of us.

[Getupngo]

Your visitors are gorgeous. And when you mentioned your hole-in-the-wall, I wondered whether you could you take advantage by threading a wire for an outdoor thermometer or something through it. Or a large earring post?

(PS: I'm only laughing at my earring joke, not at you!!)

[Lotus]

What a park-like setting you call home!! Oh no! I'll bet you "fix 'er up" just fine though!

Lotus

[Cedar518]

Nice pic of the deer.

And about that hole.... give it a few days it will scab over and heal up just fine. But may leave a scar! All kidding aside, Mitch, we've ALL done something like that. You just joined the club. Don't you fret. It's certainly fixable. Hang in there pal!

[Nasoosie]

The first booboo on a brand new body is always the hardest! Fear not----if you are like the rest of us, there will be many more down the line! I like the idea of installing an indoor-outdoor thermometer through that hole---make good use of it, then calk it! If I dared, I would install one of those in my trailer!