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Old 03-19-2009, 02:42 PM
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Default Did some aerating today
Hey guys,

Aerated the yard today. The grass is getting greener, and it was hard to see where I had been, in some areas. Here's some pics.


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Old 03-19-2009, 03:21 PM
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Looking good ACecil! Still love those duals in the back! I'm going to have to get all the rocks out of the front yard from the snow plows all winter long before I start getting to the rolling and aerating this spring. They tossed a LOT of rocks in my yard this year.

Gonna have to get the kids out there and to work! LOL!
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Thanks for the nice compliment Scotty! I really appreciate it. I bet, your kids aren't looking forward, to picking up rocks..LOL.
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Picking rocks is soooooo much fun. I LOVE THE DUALS!!!! it makes it look like one serious tractor, no that it isn't one!
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Yesterday 74° here and today 54° Not much goin on here but that weather looks inviting. Good Job !!
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Thanks Bill! Good to see you back!
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