Posted by larry@stinescorner on June 22, 2014 at 16:09:17 from (173.54.228.46):
We finally got to go to pa saturday,,havent been there in three weeks, I was glad I could go .It was a beautiful day,The neighbor who bow hunts our woods kept the grass cut for us,My tenant ran the tiller through the garden,so I Only had some weeding to do around the plants to get the small garden patch caught up. I couldnt believe it,I planted radish seeds three weeks ago,and harvested some for lunch the walking onions,,, the garden is cleaned as a get well surprise to me,my tenant got mulch and did some landscaping and mulching around a tree and next to the house! we have ducks too,but,,,no free corn the pond is getting moss on it already towards evening I saw a catfish near the edge of the pond,had to get the pole out my moms favorite peony bush is still in bloom Old Maggie our beagle came along with us ,so we could stay later,might as well try to catch some fish? the were hitting a purple rubber worm like crazy,caught 4 this size,3 smaller in one hr. looked to my left,a deer was coming out of the woods and took the sunset picture on the way home,,,,hope you enjoyed visiting with us,,stop by again next weekend,,,
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I couldnt believe it,I planted radish seeds three weeks ago,and harvested some for lunch 
the walking onions,,, 
the garden is cleaned 
as a get well surprise to me,my tenant got mulch and did some landscaping and mulching around a tree and next to the house! 
we have ducks too,but,,,no free corn 
the pond is getting moss on it already 
towards evening I saw a catfish near the edge of the pond,had to get the pole out 
my moms favorite peony bush is still in bloom 
Old Maggie our beagle came along with us ,so we could stay later,might as well try to catch some fish? 
the were hitting a purple rubber worm like crazy,caught 4 this size,3 smaller in one hr. 
looked to my left,a deer was coming out of the woods 
and took the sunset picture on the way home,,,,hope you enjoyed visiting with us,,stop by again next weekend,,,