#haying

On Thursday, the Autumn Equinox, I got this shot due east as the sun was coming up. I’ve not quite gotten used to seeing the Autumn Equinox sun coming in these east windows. There had always been trees

On Monday I spent the whole day getting the budget/bills caught up while it rained and rained, 1½” worth. On Tuesday I got up and got the kitchen cleaned up, chores done, and went out to the Small garden

On Tuesday my new helper got here at 6AM and we went out and got the cold frames consolidated in one. Then I fed the seedlings and she started the weeding in the Big garden. When I finished I started at

On Thursday morning my helper friend’s wife came down to work in the flowerbeds. She’s filling in for my lack of helpers. She decided to tackle the South garden I had started. She had just about finished

The hayman was out by 10AM on Sunday and started baling. They got 5 bales off the front pasture. The wrapper tractor showed up a little later. They got 5 bales off the middle pasture too, even though we’d

Sunday morning I worked inside until the grass dried some. I planned to mow the yard as early as possible as humidity and high temps had rolled in. The hay man called about 8AM and came out to check the

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