When we moved here in 2001, we were enamored with the beautiful area and in particular, this gorgeous yard. Having not owned a home with an actual yard, I naively failed to equate the gorgeous, towering oak trees with mountain size piles their leaves create. Paul dutifully purchased a leaf blower and based on the size of the trees, we didn't need just a leaf blower, we needed THE nuclear-powered leaf blower. It is a staple in our annual operations.
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Sunday, November 25, 2007
On the seventh day
When we moved here in 2001, we were enamored with the beautiful area and in particular, this gorgeous yard. Having not owned a home with an actual yard, I naively failed to equate the gorgeous, towering oak trees with mountain size piles their leaves create. Paul dutifully purchased a leaf blower and based on the size of the trees, we didn't need just a leaf blower, we needed THE nuclear-powered leaf blower. It is a staple in our annual operations.
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Two of man's best friends: nuclear-powered leaf blower and a new 3 Series!
The lawn looks spectacular. What is it that makes a freshly raked lawn so darn satisfying? All you should fear now is a strong southerly breeze.
Lisa
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