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I planted all my fence lines with flowers, bulbs. ornamental grasses, zero weed wacking. My body appreciates it.
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Oh and guess what! The lilies are sending leaves to the surface and a bud just about ready to break water surface. We are dropping to 20's again but at least high 30's during the day.
Also saw a bunch of small frogs hanging out. Not sure if they are tree frogs or just small green frogs, they don't hang around a lot.
This is my small fishless pond, have not cleaned out the blown in leaves yet. The anacharis is growing great. The parrots feather in other ponds is also growing great.
Also saw a bunch of small frogs hanging out. Not sure if they are tree frogs or just small green frogs, they don't hang around a lot.
This is my small fishless pond, have not cleaned out the blown in leaves yet. The anacharis is growing great. The parrots feather in other ponds is also growing great.
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my lilies have been up for a month now ,this was taken 3 weeks ago.It has been a strange winter .I just saw on the news here that even small towns are subject to the cartel .4 people were arrested here in Axton that are not citizens and were laundering money and producing drugs including meth and cocain and more arrests coming ,
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Besides looking at the ponds, I hauled tractor loads of debris that I cut down last fall and the grasses I cut down yesterday.
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Haul it back to our woods, we have about a 10 foot drop off in one area. Our woods are wild, vine covered trees, dead trees, etc. I just shove the cuttings back and a bit down the slope, by the next year they are gone. Great mulch there, but I can't use it, darn poison ivy.Wow where are you hiding in that haystack @addy1
We leave our woods for the critters. It keeps sloping down until a "dry" creek, marshy area. It runs when it rains.
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Keep on trukin! Keeps you young and in shape!
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Spent the last few hours playing Red Dead Redemption 2.
Decided to pull off my first full-fledged train robbery. I've spent so much time being as good as I can be in the game that I've decided to change things up and explore the outlaw side of things. Made off with a decent profit.
After that, I found a horse in the game I'd never seen before. This gray Mustang was roaming the grasslands. When I saw it, I had to tame it. I think I've found my new favorite horse. It's amazing that I've had this game for something like 14 months, have played the absolutely hell out of it, and am still finding things I've never seen before.
Decided to pull off my first full-fledged train robbery. I've spent so much time being as good as I can be in the game that I've decided to change things up and explore the outlaw side of things. Made off with a decent profit.
After that, I found a horse in the game I'd never seen before. This gray Mustang was roaming the grasslands. When I saw it, I had to tame it. I think I've found my new favorite horse. It's amazing that I've had this game for something like 14 months, have played the absolutely hell out of it, and am still finding things I've never seen before.
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The clean up crew visited again..............
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A diet of dead bees must be simply delicious
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my 2 fat possums are gone ,I guess the fox got them .I have not seen them at the catfood for 3 weeks now
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They love them. I love having them, keeps the bee debris cleaned up.A diet of dead bees must be simply delicious
One time one of them tried to eat live bees during the night, never again. It got stung big time. They crawl out in one big black cloud of angry bees. We never go near them at night.