Fall is clearly upon us with the first snow having already fallen and melted at the cabin. Now that the temperatures have cooled, rain returned and days shortened, the bike rides are a little shorter and less frequent. The fly rod is stored and we transition to snowboarding, skiing and cold, dustless moto rides. The fall also marks the beginning of getting back to working outside. Time to fire up chainsaws, the chipper, burn piles, trail building…anything that is typically unsafe or too dusty in the summer. Surprisingly, we like working our property or just working outside as much as all the playing. Not only is the work necessary to help prevent a fire at our house or cabin but how many other people can turn work around the yard into a bonfire and beers in your backyard and then go in for a shower and BBQ? We’ll keep picking away at the landscape as weather permits and Tom finds himself home from Bishop…
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- Tom working a drainage
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- Michelle and her burn pile
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- The dogs hunting the critters hiding in brush piles
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- Bodie with her own form of work
