breaking ground

for next year's garden.

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knitalatte11 says:

so much potential there
Posted 3 weeks ago. ( permalink )

Azwebear says:

YES! Can't to see a photo of this area one year from now :O
Posted 3 weeks ago. ( permalink )

iremembersleep says:

oh the soil looks so healthy, so dark! Nice to see you Abby!
Posted 3 weeks ago. ( permalink )

Julie Alvarez says:

What a wonderful task!
Posted 2 weeks ago. ( permalink )

looks like an Ames shovel - I use a spade - for foot plowing-- maybe if you would have cut the grass first and then turned the earth over , it would be more even-- but the earth looks very fertile reddish and airy- I mispelled your name before with an added "E" sorry- I am glad my wife made me aware of your account and etsy shop-- you do such clean precise and accurate work--brava!
Posted 2 weeks ago. ( permalink )

infusion fibers says:

nightcloud2, thank you! And I appreciate the tips. Your yard and garden are a huge inspiration. I did finally cut the remaining grass (right about at this point that you see here). It helped immensely.

Don't worry about misspelling my name :) I didn't mind.
Posted 2 weeks ago. ( permalink )

un-arc-en-ciel-dans-le-lavabo says:

promises (all good)
:) will keep tuned !
Posted 1 week ago. ( permalink )

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