[AT] List quiet!! Everyone OK, or just waterlogged??? - - Frustrating spring/summer so far...

Steve W. swilliams268 at frontier.com
Sat Jul 6 23:21:16 PDT 2019


Same here in NY, went from daily rain to high 90's with humidity to match.

Sounds like your county guys were trained by the state mowers here. They 
buried one of the mowers in the ditch across from my place. You would 
think that having all the rain and seeing standing water with cat tails 
growing tall around it would have been a clue to stay away...

The lawn here isn't that bad but needs cutting, don't want to cut it and 
they watch it burn in the heat though. Don't have hackberry trees but 
plenty of staghorn sumac trying to get a hold. That stuff is real tough 
to kill.


Phil Auten wrote:
> 
> 
> Sounds a lot like here, Farmer. Lots of rain and now it's supposed to be 
> in the mid-upper 90s with heat indexes at 100+. But that's just Texas in 
> July.
> 
> The county came by and did their semi-annual mowing of the bar ditches 
> and did a fine job of tearing up the one in front of my house. Left deep 
> ruts all over because of all the rain.
> 
> My fiancee' and I went to temple for the fireworks show Wed. night and 
> it was quite pleasant by 9:00. We sat on the lawn of an elementary 
> school and had a really enjoyable time.
> 
> Friday and today it was so hot by 10 AM that I gave up the idea of 
> mowing the yard. I have needed to mow it something fierce, but it looks 
> like I will have to do it really early in the morning. The other thing 
> that I have put off is cutting the "volunteer" hackberry trees. Those 
> things seem to grow faster than the grass. I also have some limbs on the 
> huge oak next to the driveway that need trimming because they are 
> starting to drag on the roof of the pickup when I park it in the 
> carport. It just never seems to end.
> 
> Phil in TX

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Steve W.



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