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Today I tried to pull my boat out of the back yard and into the drive way. The snow is almost gone but my cherokee was just spinning in place . I think the trailer brakes were still frozen .
Oh well , guess I'll have to do some dammage to the lawn when the snow melt's...
Today I tried to pull my boat out of the back yard and into the drive way. The snow is almost gone but my cherokee was just spinning in place . I think the trailer brakes were still frozen .
Oh well , guess I'll have to do some dammage to the lawn when the snow melt's...
My lawn theory !!!
If it's green then mow it
If it's not green wait for it to turn green then mow it.
Don't water it or it will grow faster and you will have to miss boating to mow it.
Don't put chemicals on it or it will grow faster and you will have to miss boating to mow it.
The neighbours that spend a fortune to have the "greenest grass" only triumph for about 6 weeks of the year due to our climate and while they can gloat you are out on the boat anyway !!!! so they can't gloat to you !!!
