I have raised a number of kittens into sloth.
I never had a plan, I just garden.
The Great Lawn spoke itself into being.
The forest rumbles with the multitude of summer voices. The sky strums wooden instruments.
I must say seeing a bear spooked me.
The civilizing effect of well mowed paths and a patch of lawn can not be overstated.
It was the maintenance gardener who heard the Great Lawn talking.
Will it keep a bear away or just make her easier to see?
The Great Lawn is not just for me. The deer have been hanging around for more than a quick nibble this year. I watch what they eat to make sure there is enough preferred forage to spare. No need to encourage experimentation.
We talk in the In Between Time. That is where I have been most of the time.
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I like the different views of the Great Lawn. I would be a bit spooked by a bear in the garden too. Not exactly the cuddly sloth as a cat.
I will keep your words for today's treasure: we walk in the in between time .
Lisa, for such a small space, 40 x 40 in three quarters an acre, the Great Lawn has a big effect. I'm going to study up on bear habits tonight to see if I can believe it was just passing through.
Glad to be of help Anne.
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