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larry@stinescorner

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I worked at the garden,and put a new pulley on the 3 pt hitch rotary mower,mowed the paths,took a picture of the neighbors favorite tractor,then my camera stopped working,so I only have a few pictures to show. Last week it was dry enough to cut some hay wednesday ,so the neighbor cut,and it got rained on thursday, I planted some of the garden may 14 and after I got done it got rained on for weeks,some of the ground is so hard on the top Ithink I will be replanting some, The tomatoes are doing not too bad.
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Your grass/hay looks so good. What part of the country are you from???
Down here in East Texas, we haven"t had rain since I can remember. I haven"t mowed my lawn yet this year. Our hay fields don"t have a chance.
Funny weather we"re having this year. Parts of the country get too much rain and others get none. Some get too many tornatos and other still getting snow. Y-all hange in there.
 
You definately need to fix your camera or get another one.Your pictures are always great so you need to keep them coming.
Thanks Larry
Tony
 
Beautiful pics & land Larry . Those fields would be great for groundhog shooting . Where in Pa are you ? I'm in Franklin .I've popped several hogs in similar field layouts . Sit on a slope & watch around the area . Sure wish I had bought land instead of getting married back in the 60s . Could've been a lot more profitable . God bless
 
thats Leghigh county,not far from the border of Berks county,and we have plenty of ground hogs! There is traps set in that old shed in the picture as we speak!!!! That is the shed that the groundhogs undermined the stone footing ,and I posted pictures of fixing it last fall,
 
my daughter has an extra one she is going to give me, I kind of knew I shouldnt take it to work,the dust and roughness of my job probably did it in,just like it is doing me in !!! lol
 
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