The last section of the yard to get cut in this go-round was the south forty. It's also the smallest section so it took no time at all. The weather will now control if and when it all gets cut again before winter. The section in this photo is about half of the west forty, the largest section.
Artichoke skeletons. Tasha checks out a mole hole in the freshly cut back yard.
The weather is going downhill again. Cold, with wind and some rain through the weekend. It's normal. October can be an iffy month.
There’s something so serene about the photo (after you did all the work).
ReplyDeleteWow, you sure do keep your home looking great!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Could be the last cut of 2025.
ReplyDeleteThis autumn, our weather in the sunny Okanagan is turning cooler and wetter than usual too. On the bright side, it will put an end to the constant occurrence and/or threat of wildfires here and usher in soup and stew making season. I love cooking in the fall, don’t you. C.
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