j.w
I Love my Goldies
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County will fix it once it dries out. So next week? Expect the river will jump the banks, probably tomorrow. I walked across the neighbors field to get to paved road so my boss could pick me up for work, then back again in the dark to get home, only this time the path I went out on was knee deep in places. Forecast says rain most of tonight and tomorrow. Tomorrow I’ll just hike out in shorts and take work clothes with me!
Raised bed for veggies or flowers?Some digging, clearing an area behind shed for next year for a raised bed.
Both, planning to hopefully add a 275 gallon water container with a hoop cover for beans and such on one end, and some native plants on the opposite end. Not sure how far I will get though as that section has been left to the wilderness for 30 plus years. The last nor Easter we had damaged and knocked a lot of trees, so that area has sunlight for the first time.Raised bed for veggies or flowers?View attachment 116496
She makes a very nice foot warmer! Based on her breathing, I’m guessing she I hailed some water on her swim, so I’ll be watching for sighs of pneumonia. I’m so glad I’m a medic and have a good amount of knowledge and various meds on hand to treat at least basic problems. One of our ( definitely ours) dogs has a spot on his paw that’s infected, he got a paw-de-cure wash with iodine, then a new look from the purple wound coat, it stains things very purple. I think it’s pretty, but it works well. That paw will get treated like that daily, much to his disgust I’m sure. And as for these two, I’ll keep an eye out, but animal control never got back to me like she said she would. So I’ll be fine if they stay! My husband argues that Little Miss is part beagle, I say redbone coon hound pup, I guess only time will tell.You are kind to help the dogs @JamieB , who know maybe someone will put up flyers looking for them.
The exact thing happened to us! When we bought this 4 acre property only a third of an acre around the house was maintained, the rest was completely overgrown. Our dream was to clear up the property but there were so many mature trees it would have taken us years and more money that we were willing to spend....and then the universe stepped in to give us a hand, one storm after another we now have the property we used to dream of....all short grass, flowering trees and flowerbeds and wooded all aroundThe last nor Easter we had damaged and knocked a lot of trees, so that area has sunlight for the first time.
Same, when we moved in no one has done maintenance for about 30 years, everything had over grown to the door, so we did have to take down a lot. I did feel bad for my neighbor on the side where a lot of his trees were damaged, he had to take them down in late June as they were unstable, his wife told me he planted them with his grandfather as a boy, and some were planted by his grandparents. So my pond was going to be in the shade, now it's in a lot of sun. It's exciting as most of our garden is shaded, so I will be able to grow veggies next year with this opened up area. I'm also going to take down a few maple trees in the the middle of garden as I have planted fruit trees that need the sun, just did not want to fell them without a plan to replace them with something. So some good can come from storms at least.but there were so many mature trees it would have taken us years and more money that we were willing to spend...
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