Mind you, cutting the grass does have its consolations - and I don't just mean the bulging biceps and the free exercise. I get to cut paths like this through my woodland. Welcome to Puddock Acres!
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4 comments:
This is wonderful! I'm sorry to hear about all the hard work but for a moment like this ...
Oh, dear. And in this house ... someone is too lazy/forgetful and the spider plant goes unwatered for another day.
Oh you have woodlands...sigh...and with birches...sigh again...how wonderful.
Hi bear
The house here at Puddock Acres goes undusted, unvacuumed, unpolished...spiders in every corner...
Hello pg
The woodlands are a bit magical, I must admit - mainly birch and pine. Full of midges eight months of the year, but magical...
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