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• Sandusky's daily trip to his mule barn on Kelch Lane to water and feed his jacks and dog....
• Boyd Sandusky, center, takes a look at the morning paper before starting work at Lebanon Water Works. Boyd, better known as "Mule Man," tends to his mules before and after work each day.
• Boyd Sandusky gets ready for the day with his son Brandon, 9. Wrestling and kicking a soccer ball around in the morning are typical morning playtime activities for father and son before Boyd goes to work and Brandon heads off for fourth grade.
• Before leaving for work at Lebanon Water Works, Boyd Sandusky pauses to console his daughter, Natalie, 16, who is feeling ill. Boyd's wife, Donna, looks on.
• Boyd Sandusky says a prayer before dinner with his family.
• Boyd Snadusky peers over one of his three jack mules, KY Clyde, at his barn east of Lebanon on Kelch Lane. Sandusky loves the old-ways of working the land with mules and going for wagon rides with a mule team, he plans to one day convert the front of the barn into an old-timey hang out complete with a pot belly stove where locals can come and relax.