Posted by BlackThumbHomesteader on February 23, 2015 at 17:58:48 from (207.118.104.68):
A full meter in the muck, all because the lazy previous owners of my property decided to not do any damned land management for 10 years. Got my mower caught on a tuft of marsh grass as I was pulling through the, very shallow, stream that divides my land.
Tried rocking, come-along hooked to a tree, nothing's worked so far. If the angle wasn't as steep on the bank and the mower wasn't caught I'd have the thing out by now. Tomorrow I take out an un-split round and my jack to so I can start putting logs under the tires.
The benefit is I get to drink some of last season's blackberry wine and sit in the setting sunlight admiring the grass I *did*cut.
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