Another hour and I was finished. I left 15 ft at the end to facilitate when I put in the fence later this year. I only have about 25 yds of fence between the SE perimeter fence and the SE corner of the corral. Part of it is gone already, and there's a lot of growth on and around it, so it will be messy. Needs to be done, though.
I removed all the staples, pulled the last five posts and rolled up the fence. It's all stacked by the corner on the way in. I also mowed the old fence line so it melds in pretty well.
@Moose liked the fact that I mowed at least three Hercules Club trees while doing that. The lighting is horrible with the gray skies, but here's a panorama standing at the far west of the property and almost dead center N/S of the main ten acres which is a 600yd by 600 yd square. The 0.82 acre is just North of the left big oak in this picture. Each picture overlaps the next by a couple of feet.
Left (North), towards the road...
Straight ahead (East), towards the North fields...
Right (South), towards the South Fields. You can see the corral to the left of the house and workshop. FWIW, the house sits almost dead center E/W and all the way to the South portion of the property.
Tomorrow, I'll start the final cleanup. I have @ 250 yds of fence still to roll up and pull behind the shed, 25/30 posts to gather, and that last bit of fence to remove. I also want to start getting all the cutdown trees gone so that I'll be able to plant grass seed in the Spring and not look back. Of course, I have a large gate to install on the dirt road just North of that oak. I also have the corral to finish repair. I want a large and a small gate in there. I have a gate at the road entrance that will work well for the corral gate, I also have the small gate, so I'll just have to find one more for the main entrance.
To say this has been cathartic would be an understatement. I've lost @45 pounds and feel very healthy. I'm in a great place mentally as well right now. However, I find I'm not as cold tolerant with the weight loss, so I'll have to deal with exposure protection so I can dive this winter. I still have a lot to do here, but I finally feel "moved in".