From: Shannon Stoney (shannonstoney@earthlink.net)
Date: 12/23/02-01:40:00 AM Z
Mike wrote:
> Shannon, just change your attitude toward the possessive. Consider it
> somebody else's bloody creek for awhile. Before you know it, those
> reactionary forces that have spent the last week railing about Lands and
> Scapes will be crying out again for junk in a ditch. Suddenly, quick as a
> wink, you'll be at the cutting edge again. Patience, patience...!
Actually it is on a part of the creek that adjoins Joe's land--the dryer,
that is. The washer is further downstream on Ms Pat's land. So it's their
problem. I did try to pull the dryer out, but evidently it has been in
there a long time and there is a lot of sediment silting up inside it,
making it extremely heavy. The washer is also old: you can tell because it
has wheels on it! Like those old tub washers that had wringers on top. No
telling how long they've been in there.
Actually I kind of like them. You can always tell if zone VII is placed
right by metering them.
The worst thing I have ever found on my part of the creek is a deer leg, but
it wasn't there for long. My dog sort of gnawed the meat off, and then I
guess the bones got washed away.
--shannon
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