Industrial Weeding
Jun. 28th, 2006 10:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mikeknDay 6
So, are you sick of these yet? I almost am.
The sky cleared up enough after work for me to get back out there and the ground remained wet enough so that archery was moved inside. Since I can't run a royal round inside, I stayed home to continue the weeding. I was able to remove the last two bushes from the front of the house as well as the last pine tree trunk (yay for pruning saw!) I also continued weed and bush removal on the side of the house. If the weather holds I should be able to finish the side and back tonight.
I've reached the point where I'm working around the ground hog hole. I've seen two ground hogs in the back yard, but haven't spotted any of them near the house recently. I'm not sure if I already scare him off, or if he is just being more cautious now.
The dumpster has almost reached the point where I need to close the end and start filling from the top. If I work tonight I'll get there.
To Do, Started,Finished:
1.Move the big brush pile (hereafter, The Pile) into the dumpster.
2.Move the little brush pile (by the oak tree) into the dumpster.
3.Remove the unwanted bushes in the front of the house.
4. Remove the unwanted bushes and weeds from the side and back of the house.
5. Trim out the dead branches from all the trees.
6. Weed the ivy bed.
7. Move the termite infested fire wood to the dumpster.
8. Remove more unwanted bushes, this time from the other side of the house.
9. Decide if I'm going to remove the lower branches on the evergreen trees, and if so, do it.
10. Prune remaining bushes.
So, are you sick of these yet? I almost am.
The sky cleared up enough after work for me to get back out there and the ground remained wet enough so that archery was moved inside. Since I can't run a royal round inside, I stayed home to continue the weeding. I was able to remove the last two bushes from the front of the house as well as the last pine tree trunk (yay for pruning saw!) I also continued weed and bush removal on the side of the house. If the weather holds I should be able to finish the side and back tonight.
I've reached the point where I'm working around the ground hog hole. I've seen two ground hogs in the back yard, but haven't spotted any of them near the house recently. I'm not sure if I already scare him off, or if he is just being more cautious now.
The dumpster has almost reached the point where I need to close the end and start filling from the top. If I work tonight I'll get there.
To Do, Started,
1.
2.
3.
4. Remove the unwanted bushes and weeds from the side and back of the house.
5. Trim out the dead branches from all the trees.
6. Weed the ivy bed.
7. Move the termite infested fire wood to the dumpster.
8. Remove more unwanted bushes, this time from the other side of the house.
9. Decide if I'm going to remove the lower branches on the evergreen trees, and if so, do it.
10. Prune remaining bushes.
