Comments:

1. Candy is so funny! Your snowbank looks just like my snowbank–covered in bits of straw. Maybe Candy would like a wooden crate or similar to perch on. My house rabbit used to like to climb up the stairs and sit on them and survey the living room.

2. maybe some variation on this:
   http://media.photobucket.com/image/bunny%20playground/corsiphoto/photos-part2/rabbitt.jpg ?

   (assuming Steve is feeling handy)

3. My bunnies have a 3 level wooden house and some have a plastic kiddy house with a slide and they love to go up and down the slide.

4. My first thought was similar to bunnylady’s. Maybe something along the lines of one of those cat climbers. The ones with like three or four shelves that are staggered for easy climbing. Of course for Candy maybe just two and only a couple feet off the ground just in case she slips.
   If you can find one of these cat climbers at a flea market or yard sale cheap they also make great roosts for chickens espcially if your coop is small. The spiral shape can fit in a small space. I had one in my run years ago as a day roost. I removed the carpet before I put it in use.

5. Candy would love those ramps, but then the goats would be jealous!

6. One lady I read online has acutal cardboard castle that her rabbit loves to chew and play in.

7. Is Candy considered old ? What is the lifespan of this breed ? She sure is cute. Glad your snow is melting away.

   • Yes, she’s an elderly bunny. She’s seven years old this month.

     • Candy is a hollands lop right ?
       I don’t suppose Mrs. Golson either you or Georgene have had Flemish Giants ? One of the blogs I follow online has a 13 year old female Flemish Giant named Cinnamon. I think she is still alive, her owner kinda of did a photo book about her and disapproving rabbits.

       • I got Candy from a local pet store which gets their rabbits from a local breeder – but have no idea if she’s a full-bred anything. She’d like to think that she’s a “royal lop.” (PS you can call me Terry.)

         • She looks like a purebreed Holland lop to me, even down to her broken brown color. And her ear length looks the same too.
           http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:2-month_old_Holland_lops.jpg

8. 56 degrees and sunshine- wow!! You must be in heaven! Love the pics of Candy!

   • Glorious out! Last year it was this nice mid-March, we turned on the outside water and a week later the pipes froze and burst, so I’m being cautiously optimistic. I did plant cold-weather veg in my raised beds – turnips, spinach and carrots. Covered with insulated glass.

9. I dunno…I’m looking at the cam right now and Candy is in her usual “seat of power” spot, surveying her kingdom from her front doorway. Maybe you could just build her a little deck at the top of the ramp where she could enjoy the sunshine and still be higher than the hens.

   • Yes, and I have a feeling she’s thinking “where are my servants?” In the summer I think she expects a slave to wave a palm frond over her head to keep her cool.

     • Nah, she is just a disapproving rabbit. This is one of my favorite rabbit sites, you can share your pics of Candy disapproving of the chickens.

       http://www.disapprovingrabbits.com/

       • Kit- I am oh so sending a photo of Candy into that web site. Thanks for the heads up!

         • Your welcome, Terry.

       • Thanks for the much needed smile :)I love it!!

10. You could form a mound shape out of chicken wire and then cover it with a mixture of mud and straw. It would harden in the sun like an adobe. Bunny mountain! It would probably have a good texture for climbing and would look natural. You could make it so she could go inside it too. I bet it would be a cool shady place in the summer.

    • You are such a crafter! If you lived on this coast we’d have to have a bunnyadobe party.

11. That would be fun!