Good afternoon Pat! I woke up to more snow, it came through the night about 2 or 3 cm. It’s melting slowly, the deck still has snow on it but I think by this evening it’ll be back to what we had yesterday.
Your egg question -  fresh farm eggs do not need to be refrigerated as long as they are not washed in any way including any moisture from the nest or run. The natural bloom on the egg from the ovum protects the internal working of the egg and will keep it fresh for weeks, up to 2 months.  Store bought eggs have been cleaned, sometimes with a chemical detergent to safeguard from salmonella, campylobacter, E. coli and listeria which can be present in chicken poo. Because they have been washed, they should be kept refrigerated as the shell no longer has the bloom and is very porous so will absorb contaminants from anything that it comes in contact with.
I hope that clears it up for you.

Hi Pat
Wow things have been really busy here. Went to a local farm. Reggie went on an Easter Egg hunt. He really enjoyed it.
They fly home tomorrow
Hope you had a good day
Have a good evening

Thanks for spotting my Peggy. Bob loves walking to the vets, being in the waiting room etc…then it all goes pear shaped when they try and clip his claws or vaccinate him. X

showers

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Night Patricia
Your egg is a lovely colour, windy here as well, my back garden is south facing so lovely, enjoy your evening sleep well, xx

Xx

showers