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Amen!! And the perfect six words for the day!! Have a good one anyway, Andrea!!
I love the colors of the fall trees...but not the raking when the leaves "fall" on the ground! UGH!
Happy Saturday
Linda
at least you use a rake and not a leaf blower!
We don't have a "lawn" as such; live in a field. What we have is fieldgrass. Mowing is really more of a haying operation. Our only large trees are on the property's borders, serving as windbreaks. If we had leaves, we'd leave them, consider them to be good compost for next year's fieldgrass...
Better the leaves than you know that white stuff to you know! :)
Fortunately we are spared the raking and so far have been spared Snow.
For us it is leaves but mostly pine needles ugh :(
Stopping by from SWS don't forget to rub out the shoulders with some Vicks vapor rub it will help with soreness tomorrow ;) just a little secret remedy from an 'ol timer I live by. ~Janice~
I think I am very lucky to have never raked in my life. It sounds awful!
Leaves, leaves, everywhere. Crunchy, crispy bliss.
Speaking as a non-raker of course. I love to scuff my feet through the piles of Autumnal leaves.
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