Note the droop of the dashcam cord in the car. I figured out how to fix it. (This is from our trip to Canoe Lake Road.) I put a large straw between the cord and the opening. Voila!
The garden crew is here.
The thistle is so pretty, with the seeds blowing in the wind.
The topper is off the swing, put away for winter. The pillows are handy, just in case we want to sit out. It's been lovely and sunny, and we don't need the shade.
'The Point' is quite grown over. you can see where there used to be deep water. It's all evaporated, and the bulrushes grown over.
The orchid cactus will have lots of offshoots. The leaves are sitting in water to root.
Goodbye Veggie Garden
This was a chore. I've been whittling away at it. I simply cannot dig up the weeds anymore. I borrowed the kids' churny thing but it was too much for it. I have given up. The critters eat all my plants, anyway. The groundhog ripped the plants out, or maybe Butch raccoon?JB sanded it and painted it in May, 2012, done in July [in the garden and pond]. Even then, the wood was rotting.
JB found a baby snapping turtle on his walk in town, beside the river.
Monday, Sept. 20th – we had a federal election. There was a voter's list, a list of candidates, as well.
7 comments:
...the work never ends.
Hari Om
What a lovely wander through the tasks and trees!!! YAM xx
I walked through O-Kee-Lee yesterday. All of the swamp was dry.
I get you with gardening. It is so hard on the body now, particularly the back.
Lovely picture of the baby turtle!
I only grow the odd tomato plant and a few herbs in large containers now. Adapting to my age and health.
I love that shot with the deer looking right at you, as if to say, "oh! Hello there. Don't mind us."
You have such a large area to take care of.
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