USING NEW SOCIAL MEDIA TO SOLVE THE MYSTERY OF THE MYSTERIOUS HAY

papa-pepper (80)in #life • 7 years ago (edited)

Social media that pays to the rescue!

This one had me wondering. When I came down to the land the other day, I began to notice something strange. Every so often, a little pile of hay was on the ground.

"What in the world?" I thought to myself. Hay doesn't just show up, especially not a little here, a little there, spread out in sporadic piles along my landscape. I decided to follow the trail to see where it lead.

Soon, I had come upon another pile. This was getting peculiar. I thought that I should investigate more thoroughly.

Sure enough, it smelled just like hay. But how? From where? Why? I was soon piling up many more questions than answers, but I still needed the answers.

Soon I saw a pile on the other side of one of my fences. Hmm.... someone tossed some hay over the fence. Interesting.

On the other side of the fence were our sheep, so someone obviously decided to give them a treat. We feed them every day anyway and make sure that they have enough to eat, but apparently someone helped out a bit.

FINALLY AN ANSWER

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I had no idea of where to begin to find an answer to this question. Interestingly enough, I soon happened to look on SOLA and came across a post from @bluerthangreen. Apparently he had wanted to purchase some hay for his goats from one of our neighbors. The neighbor, incredibly generous and caring that he is, just gave the hay to @bluerthangreen and @allforthegood without charging.

On the way down to their homestead, the man also stopped by on our land, and treated our sheep and goats to a bit of a treat! What an unexpected blessing.

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Even more interesting is that @bluerthangreen posted on sola about the event, which means that he may actually get paid to receive free hay. For those of you who don't know, sola is a new online platform that kind of combines instagram, twitter and steemit, in that you can post videos, gifs, photos, or text and earn their own crypto SOL for doing so.

Unlike steemit, I can't vouch for cashing it out into USD, but it looks promising so far and quite a few steemians have made their way over to sola to check it out. If you haven't yet, you may want to give it a try and see what you think. You can click here to follow an invite code to sola if you want to check it out. So far I've earned almost 600 SOL in the past weeks, which, last I knew, were supposedly worth about 10 cents each. If so, that's about $60 that I didn't have before.

To check out the full post about it from @bluerthangreen on sola, follow this link: https://sola.ai/posts/YjY5YTQ