Posted by big fred on June 25, 2010 at 11:01:04 from (130.76.32.14):
In Reply to: Woo Pig Sooie posted by James Howell on June 25, 2010 at 10:17:18:
That top pic reminds me of when I let our little meadow go for several years. We have about an acre on the lower end of our 5 acres that has a very steep access road, so we don't get down there much. When I finally got to mow it with my IH 300U and rotary brush mower, the salmonberries and nettles were about 8-9 ft tall, and the blackberries were using the salmonberry and our fruit trees as trellises and they were also 8-9 ft tall. I bundled up with heavy gloves, a heavy jacket and a hardhat and goggles when I mowed, to keep from being torn to shreds by the blackberry thorns. Managed to knock it all down, though.
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