So...I was in charge of knocking the boards off the post. To do this I either kicked or yanked on the boards until they came loose. I then had to drag up the boards to the road and make a pile.
I got so far ahead of Kyle who was pulling out the (stumps) poles that were in the ground. Pretty sure that's not what they are technically called, but that is what I am calling them! I decided to watch what he was doing to see if I could do it. It looked pretty simple and easy to do. I told Kyle I wanted to do it. So he let me "try" to wrap the chain around and start twisting the handle to get the "stump" to come up and out of the ground. After a few minutes flew by I had to give up and let Kyle finish it. I really wanted to get one myself. So I tried again and again and again. I couldn't tell you how many times I had to have help before I actually got one. I think Kyle was being patient because he was tired and he was enjoying this break. After I kind of got that stump out Pat came with water. Just in the nick of time because it was H-O-T-T HOT outside. We took a little water break and then decided to work as a team on the rest of the "stumps". If I would have known how much faster it was to work as a team I would have done that from the start!!!
After we got the front yard post pulled we decided to pick the boards up and call it a day. I don't know what was worse, the pulling/knocking down of the fence or the picking up of the boards. This fence was quite sturdy and it was heavy.
Once we were done with that task I FINALLY got to see what our land looked liked. We walked around to see how much we had to clean out and what not. Here are some pictures of what the land looks like.
Oh and Kyle is such a loving husband that he bought me my own pair of work gloves. They fit perfectly! To bad they weren't in a pretty color though :)
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