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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
10/18/2011
Trenching for a new irrigation system on the Middlesex Road embankment. Lots of verticutting and topdressing.
What I great picture! I guess I should expect this, but it is still a pleasant surprise to see a scene which is worthy of Ansel Adams.
I watched the dirt dogs working hard digging and moving stuff around - I think everyone earned their pay this week.
Methinks you're building up a hunger crescendo until they are able to partake in the "Fall Feast" of a rolled pork roast with apple stuffing, baked apples, and grilled earth vegetables such as parsnips and radishes.
Naw, maybe just the aptly named "Red Sox" extra large bucket from the Colonel - 104 pieces of chicken, 68 biscuits,a gallon of gravy, 45 ears of corn and 28 lbs of mashed - hold the butter, please. Plus, some ice cold leftover "Gansetts", of course.
And a years' worth of "Jersey Housewives" replays for the lads.
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What I great picture! I guess I should expect this, but it is still a pleasant surprise to see a scene which is worthy of Ansel Adams.
I watched the dirt dogs working hard digging and moving stuff around - I think everyone earned their pay this week.
Methinks you're building up a hunger crescendo until they are able to partake in the "Fall Feast" of a rolled pork roast with apple stuffing, baked apples, and grilled earth vegetables such as parsnips and radishes.
Naw, maybe just the aptly named "Red Sox" extra large bucket from the Colonel - 104 pieces of chicken, 68 biscuits,a gallon of gravy, 45 ears of corn and 28 lbs of mashed - hold the butter, please. Plus, some ice cold leftover "Gansetts", of course.
And a years' worth of "Jersey Housewives" replays for the lads.
Cheers to all.
Requiescat in pace, John McGinty.
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