Saturday, July 27, 2019

Fun and productive weekend

The show last night didn't end until late and we didn't want to drive two hours home so we got a room. We got home this morning at 9 a.m.

Jilda and I both had a list of todos as long as a fresh roll of TP.

The first think on my list was to cut the grass. Well, either that or buy some goats.

Not only did I cut acres of grass on our property, but I also had to cut the sides of the road in our community.

I have an agreement with the county commissioner. I keep the roadside cut and he doesn't use herbicides that could hurt my bees.

When we drove in this morning, I knew I needed to cut the roadside today. All I need is for a neighbor to call the commissioner and complain about the grass.

Anyhow, I did that and I also hauled in fill dirt into the new chicken pen. I'm hoping we can finish up tomorrow and turn the chick loose in their new playground.

This evening, I am drained. We'll drink some hot tea here soon and hit the hay.

I hope you all have had a remarkable weekend so far.




6 comments:

  1. I admire you for taking on the road sides to save the bees. My nephew, a jr. "Bee Keeper" brought me a pint of honey today. He took 20 gallons, but i did not understand. He was stung 7-10 times because the 'bees swarmed the supers' but his mentor was there with a leaf blower to blow them away. I will have to find out what he meant later. But I just tasted the honey, it is great!
    So just relapse for the nite!
    Sherry & jack

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    1. Supers are the boxes that contain the frames where the bees make the honey.
      They are like enclosed racks of honey.

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  2. What a great way to save the bees - despite the work.
    Enjoy your relaxing evening.

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  3. Sounds like you had a busy day. My son cuts the byway down to the bay (500' long by 60' wide -goes between his house and a neighbor's house. That way he parks his boat on "his side" of the right of way and they don't bother him. Trade-offs work well sometimes.

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  4. Busy man! Mowing in summer isn't easy, but you managed!

    The flower at the end...what is it? Looks like a lilac.

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  5. You are one busy guy! I do the mowing on the Pines and I can't imagine doing the roadway too!

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