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It's been a long time since I've had a chance to post any photos on flickr. We've finally moved into our new house and seemingly digging out from a snowstorm every other weekend. We had a small storm last weekend and a big one in the forecast for this weekend. This is a shot of J doing a second pass on the driveway in the evening.
I will be helping a friend and neighbor with his garden
We tilled the soil today and he gave his elderly dog a chance to dig, which doggie apparently loves.
His wife put that love of digging to work when they lived in North Carolina and hhad doggie dig holes in the thick clay soil for their roses
A peanut digging demonstration during the National Association of Plant Breeders meeting on the UGA Tifton campus.
By Clint Thompson
8/29/19
I was told what kind of fish he was pulling up but I can't remember the name. I did enjoy talking with that girl and her Mother. They were so knowledgeable.
Still digging a month after beginning, here with my daughter providing some wonderful help. Hard to find time to build a wall when you have two children. My son, two months old at this time, was on the sidelines supervising. The ground was packed full of fill such as giant rocks, not to mention tonnes of roots, so it was much harder than it looks. It would have been much easier renting a mini-backhoe, however me and Elizabeth enjoyed our project, and there was less time pressure not having to worry about returning some rental equipment.
A couple of weeks later it up to his waist. His brother Ed joined in the digging at this point. David is standing on a step here; most of the hole is waist deep now.
December 15, 2013
Clam digging at Quilcene Bay Tidelands. This location was very muddy. We found some oysters but almost no clams. Betty was in high spirit regardless.
I visited the Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens in Columbia, SC - USA. This brown bear (grizzly) was digging for a snack in the residence.
I nearly banged on the window as I have some pretty little miniture narcissi planted there...probably already eaten, we'll see!