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Yesterday, we showed you the beauty of June. Today, we show you the challenge - as we went to visit our favorite tree.
Do you see what our challenge was in getting to the tree? And hanging out under it?
We think the hu-dad needs to crank up the tractor and cut some grass in this field.
Before one of us gets lost out here. Just saying.
P.S. – Daily rain like we get in June is great for making things grow – sometimes a little too well. Many people do not realize how much precipitation this area receives. Some of the southern facing slopes in Haywood (our county) and Transylvania (our neighbor) Counties receive over 100 inches (254 cm) of rain a year. Daily rain this time of year is just a fact of life. The alternative – wildfires – is simply not what we want.
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That is a LOT of rain! You are right, I didn’t realize your area got rain nearly every day this time of year. That must make great puddles for splashing!
Wags,
Zona
Ummm, I hate to mention this but I think that the Herd requested that grass-cutting at least a week ago. Methinks the human isn’t being very responsive to the oh-so-reasonable requests of the Herd
I agree – I choose rain over fire any day… except when the rain is pelting me as I ride my bike. Then, I have brief moments of cursing it.
I am just going to say right now that I think I’m relieved that The Herd doesn’t live in Transylvania! That could make for some interesting Halloween posts.
Good heaven! Forget the mower! What you need is a hay baler!
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That IS some might tall grass you got there!!
Happy weekend!
Woofs and Kisses
The Fiesty Three
Today we celebrate UNITY in DIVERSITY with Maxmom and with all of the wonderful dog-blogs that have taken the spirit of the World Cup and made it MORE – made it an exercise in understanding, tolerance and community.
Today we cheer for the United States of America on our bloggy and welcome you with open paws to celebrate with us☺
WOWZA! When you guys blow your coat you really mean business, don’t you☺
Oh how it’s been too long – so sorry – it’s been a bit wacky over here. Such beautiful greens (and from yesterday – colors!) in June there! Please, if you could, we’d like to order about a week’s worth of your rain. In exchange, we’ll send you some of our windy 90 degree weather that threatens the hills with fires this weekend ugh! Sooooo nice to see your lovely country! With sibes included (they make the land even more beautiful!
Hugs xoxoxo
Sammie and the pack here
Princess RainKhloud would be able to sponge up khwite a lot of pawesome wetness!
Happy Saturday!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
WOO WOO Thundering Herd,
We think we get as much rain as you do! We got dumped on again this morning! Our regular path was under the water of Four Mile Creek! Don’t you love running in the tall grass?
Hugs
Thor and Marco Polo
But if the huDad has to cut the grass, that is that much less time for hiking.
We’re just saying.
Woos – Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
That’s a lot of rain. We’re ecstatic if we get 100mm! Maybe you should offer the hu-dad a Happy Hearts cookie if he cuts the grass? Humans usually respond well to treats.
My dad needs to cute our grass to.
You guys live near Transylvania?!?! How cool is that! Any vampire sightings?
Play bows,
Zim
With tall grass, you can pretend that you are lions, out on the savanna, stalking some prey. I hope the squirrels and rabbits are watching out for you!
Steve