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Mountain Heritage,
Beautiful landscaping. All I could think of though was the time it has to take to keep it maintained like that. But it is beautiful.
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Yes, you are correct it does take A LOT of time to keep it looking like this! The wife complains that some day's she wishes she was grass, she would like the time spent together. Almost 2 acres of lawn...takes me 3hrs just to mow the grass with my 42" mower, then another 3/4 hr or so to do the weed wacking around trees and stuff. Time spent in garden....heck, have no idea how much time spent there. Since I sit a desk all day, I have a fair bit of energy when I get home....supper waits until closer to 9:00pm when I have run outta steam. I hate it when the days start to get shorter and dread the days it is dark at 4:30pm - makes working in yard and working with fire wood harder in the dark.

Have a hard time convincing the family to help out in the yard....they don't have the patience that I do!
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Nice yard Mountian Heritage,
Im an oddball,I absolutly love to work in the yard,They say womens thoughts are like bubbles one after another one building on another,mens thoughts are like boxes,neatly stacked,catagorized,We also have a Emty box,This is where we go so we dont have to think about nothing!!!
I love spending time in my emty box out in the garden,doing yard work,relaxing and winding down from life

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You said it all, Jason!
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I love working outside. mowing,weedeating,working in the garden, ect. and i'm only 14.
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I hope my wife never finds out that I have an empty box, I'll never hear the end of it!!
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Too funny!....yes, lets leave the empty box idea a secret! Don't tell any of the wives!
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Broke ground on the new garden last Saturday. Boy, do I need a Plow and Tiller for the CUB!!! Our garden this year is 100 x 65. We could have a lot more but this is our first season in this new house so we are starting with that. I may get into some organic farming in the coming years, if I can get a handle on that. Just going to ease into it slowly.

You can see my kids off in the background with the Cub, watering our transplanted trees in the first picture.





A Robin, looking for tasty worms in the freshly tilled soil.




I can't wait till we are beyond the frost danger and I can get some plants in the ground!

So how did that garden make out last year? Any plans of making it bigger this year? I think I am in for moving mine this year....we are not real keen on the location we picked a couple years ago. I think the tiller is going to get a work out in the next month!
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Those are good gardens. I love growing them. I have 5 so far this year, but the weather has been too wet to do anymore tilling or planting. I'll wait. My gardens is a place to turn off the world, and I love to landscape my yard.
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