The top five at 7:00 a.m. and the bottom one at 1:00 p.m. As you can see in photo #4, someone decided to mow the shoulder, but mercifully spared a few small patches of Madia. Why it had to be mowed, I'll never understand. There were no tall weeds that could obstruct the view of drivers. They were not encroaching onto the pavement. I think to some people a mowed area is aesthetically more appealing that one covered with weeds, even beautiful weeds. Oh, well. After they mow the field, or when the Madia go to seed, I'll have these photos and many others for summertime memories.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Mad About Madia
The top five at 7:00 a.m. and the bottom one at 1:00 p.m. As you can see in photo #4, someone decided to mow the shoulder, but mercifully spared a few small patches of Madia. Why it had to be mowed, I'll never understand. There were no tall weeds that could obstruct the view of drivers. They were not encroaching onto the pavement. I think to some people a mowed area is aesthetically more appealing that one covered with weeds, even beautiful weeds. Oh, well. After they mow the field, or when the Madia go to seed, I'll have these photos and many others for summertime memories.
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