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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Bringing in the Greens
This is the time of year when salad makings abound. Being the lazy gardener that I am, I tend to just throw seeds on the ground in wide bands or swathes for many plants. I wind up with a thick … Continue reading
Wrestling the Anaconda
Our irrigation system is in its third incarnation. The first was an open ditch, the second included wooden flumes and the third is flexible plastic pipe of varying dimensions. The pipe was put in back in the 1990s, and like … Continue reading
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Tagged anaconda, bear, blackberries, cows, ditch, flume, irrigation, poison oak, water
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A-n-nn-dd It’s a Boy!
Not to be outdone by Strawberry, Holly presented us with this little guy this morning. In typical horse fashion, she foaled at night and strolled up with her surprise when we went down so the small fry could see the … Continue reading