ORGANIZING THE HOMESTEAD (Rearranging old coops leftover tiles with Agrieuro GeoPorter H-540E) *76

Hello everyone, and welcome back to my humble heritage farm.
Managing the farm while not really living here presents several challenges and limitations, especially balancing time between farm work and my daily job. Most days are spent tending only to essential farm upkeep, with little room for other more time consuming activities.
During my limited time here, I focus on enhancing the land, often by clearing debris, organizing old building materials, and colecting rocks scatered in the fields.
This time you're seeing me move the old coop tiles that I removed nearly a year ago from their broken roofs. Despite being old and fragile, these tiles can still serve a purpose in future rustic builds.
Fortunately, the dumper proves invaluable in this process, making the task much more manageable, capable of moving up to 500 kg. Despite this capacity, I didn't fill it up because the shear weight of the tiles would break even more of them.
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I'm relocating the tiles to a designated area for construction materials, strategically placed over the concrete block-paved floor to minimize dirt and vegetation accumulation.
Most of this transport work is done during lunch breaks or late in the afternoon, in between rain and storms, making the most of the available time. In addition to the tiles, I also gathered some other scattered materials around the farm, including concrete blocks and rocks found in the fields.
As another storm loomed overhead, I worked swiftly to protect the dumper from the impending rain by simply placing the tiles on the floor with no time to arrange them in their final position. But after the storm passed, I finalized the work.
The coop area, still laden with materials and debris, received a little bit of attention too, ensuring that this corner of the farm continued to get tidier and more pleasing.
Thank you for joining me in these brief farm moments. I appreciate your continued support and encouragement as I take these small steps forward in my journey.
Until next time, take care and stay well.
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