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Old 03-11-2014, 02:54 PM
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Let the spring/winter hate threads continue....

The seasons can't make up their mind right now. We've had a good foot of snow cover for the past 4+ months and for the past three or four days it's been 50 degrees so some of it has gone away, but the coverage is still pretty significant. This means whatever grassy area is visible is most certainly squishy. I found that out the hard way today:



The weather guessers are calling for 5-10" of more of the white stuff tonight-tomorrow and I've got to try to put it somewhere. This is about all the space I've got left. In an attempt to make more room I discovered that under the 3 inches of mud the ground is still frozen, but it is most definitely slop on top of it. Most of what you see moved just now is hand shoveled. I don't even want to think about how stuck I might get moving it tomorrow. Boy am I going to have some landscaping to do if/when it warms up....
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Old 03-11-2014, 02:58 PM
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It will look good tomorrow with new snow on it
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Getting ready for "mud wrestling"!! When do I buy my ticket? Be careful in all of that snow.

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A couple of days with mid 40's and the melt is on. The mud has started here too.
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lots of mud hear in south Michigan
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my yard looks the same way...
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...then the wife comes home and goes "what happened?"
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...then the wife comes home and goes "what happened?"
Just like when you are driving, go off the road, smack a tree, etc, and the police ask what happened?

State trooper got ahhhhhhh kind of "pissy"when I said "That tree jumped out of the forest and bit my car...."
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