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Winter preparation

Having a yard with trees an shrubs is nice, but is there not a possibility to get the leafs away without working 5 hours in the yard.

I was blowing leafs yesterday in our yard because tomorrow is the city leaf collection. So we used the occasion to winterize our yard. Cut all the flowers back and mow the lawn for the last time.
The neighbor was cutting his reed a view weeks ago and piled it up in a corner of our lot. So i took care of that sh*t, too. But next year i won't.

Today I'am totally done, my back hurts and my feet too, but the fresh air was worth it and the yard looks need now.

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“Winter preparation”
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