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And then he gave Mark axing lessons.
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Mark even began to look competent.
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I believe they left sufficient wood to hold a Thanksgiving bonfire, too. Hopefully it will be neither drizzling nor snowing then.
And in the background, you can see that we don't have much color showing. Everything is still pretty green. It got much colder Saturday, so that will be changing.
Happy Garden Tuesday, everyone!
6 comments:
That's some serious exercise they are getting and probably why someone invented the saw/chainsaw :-)
HI Marjie!
I can't believe how green you still are up there!!! Wow! I guess this fairly warm October makes all the difference. Although, I was up in Wilkes Barre over the weekend and some of the trees are already losing their leaves!
I would NEVER be able to watch Mark swinging the axe. Way to scary for me. Looks like you'll be getting two bonfires and a new axe to grind, lol...Thanks for sharing, Marjie...
The trees are all turning colors right now & it's absolutely beautiful. It looks like you will have plenty of wood for bonfires & Mark learned a new skill.
I received a little present in the mail from a super sweet lady - YOU! I started reading it last night. Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness.
We are having a dismal, pale fall, so I look forward to your show.
I don't miss the wood workout at all. In fact, my back hurts just thinking about it.
good times in the parking lot! a thanksgiving bonfire sounds fun. :)
Most of our trees hadn't turned when the storms started and the leaves fell. No pretty color this year.
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