visitors to my wild yard
7 years ago
I either burn it or cut it once per year in late winter/early spring.
Will use the lawnmower to maintain footpaths/trails tho,
First post in 3-4 years! Where did the time go?
The yellow one is ETS...someone please remind me what the black one is.
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