Jobs for this week

Better than that I look at the trees and do you know what I see - thats right - JOB SECURITY :D :D

 

I hope you scrunched and kicked your way through the leaves before you blew them away!

 

Thats only one very small corner of work Celia.
Ive got a pile of leaves about 10 feet wide by 4 feet deep by 20 foot long where nobody can see them .When noones around I go and roll through them :D .
Must go they have realised Ive escaped from my back to front jacket again..............

 

What you should do is plant a few more trees when there not looking then you would have a job for life :D :D :D :D

 

Trust me macleaf I dont need anymore trees
every time someone dies they plant a tree , every year the pupils that leave plant a tree ,
every time they have nothing better to do - thats right they plant a bl**dy tree.

 

Beefy you bloody crack me up,thanks for that

 

Cleared my back lawn of leaves last Saturday, mainly by hand picking them up on my hands and knees!! because I had loads of those whirly gig things that were stuck into the lawn that wouldn't come up with the rake.

Today it's just as bad :( so I'll be back out there on my next day off.

Raking the lawn to get rid of dead grass with the spring rake really kills the stomach muscles.

 

Stingo,those whirlgig things are in fact sycamore seeds,leave them alone and you could have a forest in the next ten years :D :D :D :D

 

Thanks macleaf LOL, I don't think so :D

When we first moved into our house there was a huge one at the bottom of the garden which took up so much space and light, one of our first jobs was to get it cut down...

We have a childrens park bordering on the bottom of our garden which had a dense row of huge leylandi conifers, but thankfully last weekend some workmen cut them all down, letting in yet more light and revealing a row of about three trees which I think must be sycamores :D

 

yes we did the same to our leylandi good idea to start with but boy do they grow :D :D

 

I have been out again today picking up yet more leaves and whirly gig things, very cold but enjoyable