1″ on Wednesday
Who would have thought there was that much rain in those clouds compared to areas around us. One inch was the measurement.
That had spoiled the mowing for yesterday, but it was on the calendar for today after the dew was off. Sunday we had mowed one of our acres. Today the blue barn acre was the target. With nothing but grass and trees, it does take a while. Dennis used the Sear’s rider among the trees which is on the west side. He also did the bit of a ditch where the lot borders the Hammond Highway. Can a zero-turn tip over? I don’t want to even go there. Where I did go was the large area from north to south of straight mowing. Glory be . . . Dennis’ spray did work and perhaps is still working on the weeds that were snuggled up to the trees. I know he will be back at it when conditions are doable.
It took the two of us an hour and a half of mowing. When we parked the mowers in the back garage, I walked home as Dennis lets the mowers cool off before re-fueling. Yes . . . the two gallon containers are sweet. As I was cutting across our yards to come home, I wished I could still run. Some towns spray for mosquitoes. I wanted to hurry home, but not as such that I would trip and fall. That would have really been a feast. All they could get at was my face and ears and wasn’t that enough!
No studio stitching today. Dennis and I are both satisfied to wind down for the rest of the afternoon in our home.
By the way . . . the 12″ tuna from Subway for supper last night was a hit.
With that I will take my leave. ♥