A
How about that.
B
So we had a nice thing going there, and it was delicious. Huh, I really enjoyed that, and then I also have a, a garden. Oh, it's probably, uh, twenty-five by thirty or forty, something like that, that I put in my normal food garden things each year, and, uh, I have a little bit of everything, or a whole lot of everything in the actually. I love, uh, broccoli, brussels sprouts, and I have all kinds of tomatoes, kale, and all those good things, and I rent out my field that I used to plant in sweet corn to a local farmer, and then he plants about a quarter of an acre of sweet corn for me to use, so I get out of that amount of work at any rate.
A
Well, that's nice.
B
It is, it is very, very nice. I, I really enjoy it. My problem is not having enough time to do the job as completely and as thoroughly as I would like. I enjoy it very much.
A
That much land requires an awful lot of time.
B
Yes, it does. Uh, and actually I had a pony there for twenty-five years, and he had two acres that he had for his own grazing.