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Monthly Archives: June 2011
The raccoons win again
It was only a few days. When they were last looked at, the cherries were just starting to turn pink and still probably a couple of weeks from being ripe. A few days later there was not a single cherry … Continue reading
After the storm and final planting
Somehow the orchyard managed to escape the hailstorm with a near-miss. Neighbors on the next road up had their newly planted gardens battered beyond repair, but as far as I can tell I lost a couple of eggplants in the … Continue reading
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