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Lovely rainy pics, Woolly. You have some beautiful trees. 🙂
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Thank you. The tree belong to our neighbour though. We are still trying to establish an effective wind break on our northern side
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wow – that is a lot of rain! and for some reason I love photos of pouring rain – it is not the same thing as hearing it for oneself- but there was a soothing mood to your post – and whew – that looks like a lot of rain!!! 🙂
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Not as much as further west. It used to rain for a week. AAhh..the good old days! Cold, wet and shivering like whippet on a frosty morning after feeding and tending to lambing ewes during winter. Do I miss it…….? And you are right about listening to rain on the roof. Absolutely beautiful.
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I love it! We had a backyard that looked like yours 2 years ago.
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I am hoping to change ours in the next two years.
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Us too, what a joy! It hadn’t rained since I came back in September!
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We had that happen in 2012. Rain shut down in October…no need for a lawn mower before June 2013
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Hope it didn’t create erosion in your back yard, Woolly: looks to me that some of those deep cracks could be problematical …
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The soil around us in clay. Rock hard and dry during summer for the first 6-12 inches and than wet clay again. Our hot, strong northerlies do not help either. People with green lawns are a rarity around here. I will settle for a grass which holds the soil during strong winds.
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That’s a good policy: are you doing anything about it?
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A type of couch grass is high on the agenda…even if we only do a bit at a time. That evil of all evils controls what and how much gets done $$. My inlaws talk about 1 cubic metere of mulch for their gardens…..thirty cubic metres goes nowhere here. The joys of a bigger block.
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So happy for you!
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Thank you. Green shoots showing their heads…about a month earlier than 2013.
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Glad you got rain. I’m gonna expect something green in 2 weeks LOL 🙂
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Can’t beat a good downpour around Saint Patrick’s Day
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