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RE: The Intriguing Growth of Texas Cowboy Churches!
We have a similar problem with the very heavy red clay that is mixed with rocks. When it is wet it is like crunchy peanut butter that will not take any more moisture. Even when we dig out a bowl and add compost and much, a new plant will likely rot if we get a lot of rain because the water will not drain from the bowl. Flat ground like that is good for pine trees, but little else.
Thanks for the location info. A visit via Google Earth is next...
thank you @willymac I haven't heard about Red Clay, very interesting.
and kind of a pain if you got it!
A messy pain! Like walking in glue that will get your feet so big and heavy you can't move in it. Drove the tractor in some of it yesterday and had to power wash it so I could unhitch the 3-point.
lol! yes sir I understand. hey with that discord site, what do you do when you go there..just start typing in that box on the bottom?
is there something you have to do to get into the Curie group?
thanks for your feedback!
Try:
https://discordapp.com/invite/QaWbMSc
Click #registration on the left, then
Type ..reg janton in the entry space at the bottom. That should do it.
howdy today @willymac! how's Mike?
thanks so much for the instructions, I will do them.
Mike's fine. Had our walk finished at 6:30 this morning. Hope you're well also, Cowboy
Hope you find ginabot okay.
thank you willymac...hey, don't you take him out in the evenings also or is once a day enough for both of you?
I'm outdoors most of the time during the day and Mike is usually nearby just to keep an eye on me. He has breathing problems in hot weather so when the temp gets above 85, he pants pretty hard, and that eliminates late afternoon walks for him. His indoor bed is next to a floor vent and he sleeps with his nose over the edge, in the cool air flow. The back yard is fenced and We have a dog door, so be comes and goes when he feels like it.
More than you expected to know about Mike the Dog, I'll bet!