Good-bye Summer
Saturday, September 27, 2014 |
I filled my yard waste container and borrowed those of two neighbors - the front lawn was somewhat clean for about 30 minutes. Many, more leaves need to fall, but at least I got a bunch of them picked up.
I have two large, ash trees in the front yard, and one in the back yard. Thousands of leaves have yet to turn golden or even think of falling. My days working in the yard have only begun.
You may not remember what I faced last year at this time. Same day, same view - totally different weather. That's Wyoming!
That's Wyoming! Every year is completely different!
ReplyDeleteThat's what we all love about Wyoming!
That's true! This weekend was soooo wet...fits right into the whole "every year is different" theme! I raked up a big bag of pine needles, but no leaves yet.
ReplyDeleteYour geraniums are very healthy looking yet!
ReplyDeleteYour geraniums are beautiful, the weather is beautiful, even the leaves are beautiful. It can only go downhill from here. LOL! Kidding aside, I love this time of year and don't even mind raking leaves. Anything excuse to be outside and enjoy the smell of the lovely Fall air.
ReplyDeleteThe view certainly was different a year ago. We had a similar day on Saturday and yesterday - sunny, light breeze and about 80. I love fall.
ReplyDeleteI'll take TODAY'S picture over last year's for sure.
ReplyDeleteI remember raking a lot as a child for my Great Aunt Millie and Uncle Vince. It's definitely yard "work". But I like it, it was very relaxing. Sometimes I got blisters, but they never had gloves small enough for me.
ReplyDeleteLeaves are "peeping" here as someone put it today. They aren't at peak color, but some are warming up and some have gone straight to the ground...
ReplyDeleteAbout 60 % of ours are on the ground...it is hard work. I raked and then mulched for two hours. Ours all go to the woods to help make new soil there. Happy Fall. Yes I remember last year you got snow before me:)
ReplyDeleteFall sure is here, isn't it? Our leaves are just beginning to turn and it's time to start getting the garden ready for winter.
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