Goat playground

Goat playground! This looks like a super simple setup that would be fun for heaps of different animals, as well as kids!

A group of volunteers from Lloyds bank came to the farm today as part of 'Give and Gain Day', when businesses send their staff out of the office for the day to help in community projects. The young goats needed a new play structure to jump all over. We had a lot of timber left over from a volunteer day earlier in the week (kindly provided by Skanska engineering), so the Lloyds folks put together a couple of platforms and ramps for the kids to climb about on. I oversaw it, but the group…

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Pallet Playground

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Maaaaa! Daaaaa! What are these for? Since we started building our barn, the quantity and variety of cool construction scraps has been steadily mounting. Everyone has an interest in those scraps, including the newest Bird House kids. Well, at first we just stacked the 2x4s and let the goats walk the planks, so to speak. Then I rolled in a eucalyptus log I salvaged last year, and that was fun. They really do play king of the mountain. And we added wider planks from the barn siding. Then I got…

Use tires to build a mountain for your goats! Pick up a variety of used tires from an automotive shop. Lay several tires on the ground next to each other to make the base of the structure. Partially f

Refurbish on the goat tether balls. (With PVC anti-strangling safety feature in place.)