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| Smoothing out the tomato patch |
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| James weed-whacking the long grass on the banks |
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| Missy picking up trash from the burn pile that didn't burn (strips of metal, cans, and nails) |
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| Stretching out the water lines |
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| taking a break! |
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| lining up the rows |
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| and this is a sneak peek at a couple of maps for tomorrow's project.... stay tuned. :-) |
3 comments:
Is this the patch where you spread all those apples parts. And did birds and critters come and eat some before they totally disintegrated.
The apples were spread on a different patch. The birds and deer and chickens browsed on the apples some, but we had put it a foot thick or more so it did not matter. By spring it had composted down to about a quarter of an inch and we had little apple tree seedlings everywhere. After it was tilled in you couldn't tell.
THe garden with a view! But John Chapman, AKA Johnny Appleseed, didn't plant frontier orchards a foot thick, did he?
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