In-sights into moving from an Acreage back to Town, plus a few things I find of interest.
Two things that horses are scared about:
1. Things that move
2. Things that don't move
Well, that depends... If it is a good spring, the snow is gone by mid April, the ice is off the lakes by May 1 and we can generally plant the garden by June 15. Any earlier than June 15 and you would likely have to plant again. I have also seen a foot of snow on August 1. So, it's hard to give a definitive answer!
Yep, the countryside is real pretty right now. The snow is only about a foot in the fields at this point. Last year there was only one strand of wire showing on the fence. We normally get the majority of our snow in March. I hope so, so that we will get a good hay crop this year. By the way, don't feel bad about having mud, not snow, as our snow turns to rich, gooey, sticky MUD when it thaws.
When does it start to thaw out around your area?
ReplyDeleteWell, that depends... If it is a good spring, the snow is gone by mid April, the ice is off the lakes by May 1 and we can generally plant the garden by June 15. Any earlier than June 15 and you would likely have to plant again. I have also seen a foot of snow on August 1. So, it's hard to give a definitive answer!
ReplyDeleteWOW that looks like some deep snow?! I don't envy you for that at all!! Of course I am sure the country-side there is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! All we have is mud mud mud here!
ReplyDeleteYep, the countryside is real pretty right now. The snow is only about a foot in the fields at this point. Last year there was only one strand of wire showing on the fence. We normally get the majority of our snow in March. I hope so, so that we will get a good hay crop this year. By the way, don't feel bad about having mud, not snow, as our snow turns to rich, gooey, sticky MUD when it thaws.
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwwwwwwww, really beautiful !!!!!
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