But the wind! It was fierce. There will be lots of raking around the house to get rid of all the twigs and leaves that were blown off all the trees around here. When I crossed the creek to feed the horses this morning, I had to clear out a whole pile of fairly large branches that had blown off the willow trees. Not all of the horses were there to be fed, either. Maybe some of them were blown away!
Wednesday, October 14
Storm is over
Well, the big storm was smaller than we all expected, but 2.15" (55 mm) of rain is plenty to get the horse feed growing. It will also make life easier by bringing an end to the tree-watering season.
But the wind! It was fierce. There will be lots of raking around the house to get rid of all the twigs and leaves that were blown off all the trees around here. When I crossed the creek to feed the horses this morning, I had to clear out a whole pile of fairly large branches that had blown off the willow trees. Not all of the horses were there to be fed, either. Maybe some of them were blown away!
But the wind! It was fierce. There will be lots of raking around the house to get rid of all the twigs and leaves that were blown off all the trees around here. When I crossed the creek to feed the horses this morning, I had to clear out a whole pile of fairly large branches that had blown off the willow trees. Not all of the horses were there to be fed, either. Maybe some of them were blown away!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment