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And the 122 didn't mind dragging the old Wheel Horse trailer around today to start mulch duty!! Then I can chase the mower around the yard tomorrow.
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And the 122 didn't mind dragging the old Wheel Horse trailer around today to start mulch duty!! Then I can chase the mower around the yard tomorrow.
Great pic of the 122 and WH trailer!
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Garden got tilled last weekend. And I thought the Troy Bilt Horse I recently aquired was overkill for the garden.......

Planting a few things this week.
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Lettuce & spinach is going, peas are a foot tall, and,,,,,,,,,,,,,



the 'Maters are in!!



72 tomato plants, we are cuttin' back this year!!



The neighbors are goin' to be grumbling!!
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You'll be eating good, CAD!
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Mowed the lawn Friday (push mower til I get the cub back together) Saturday set 8 fence posts in 3 foot deep holes with 3 bags of concrete in each. Sunday moved all the dirt from the post holes and laid out the rest of the fence. Mowed again today.

I've been busy gettin this yard in order since I've done nothing since I bought the house in August
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I got ours in this past Sat.
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I think I need to plant rice rain,rain ,rain oh and it snowed a 1 1/2 " may 1st
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