Wrestling with flesh eating brambles

There was a break in the weather this week so I thought I should go out and make myself useful. I attacked a small section of Flesh Shredder brambles (I borrowed the name from Bent and Rusty because I liked it so much). As I daintily picked my way through the vicious out for blood brambles, I came upon something which was not very much of a surprise. I found two more balls. Seriously, I think this was a home for orphan balls at one time. I know we are way over the 100 ball mark. Maybe instead of a how many toys does a kid need post I should have had a how many balls does a kid need?

Anyways, I still have lots more to do. Don’t you just want to dive into this prickly mess for me?

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4 Responses to Wrestling with flesh eating brambles

  1. Lynn says:

    I have a softball sitting in my back yard, it was dug out from under our back bushes during all the snows this winter. I have found lots of balls on our property, too, but not nearly as many as you guys!
    ~Lynn

  2. robin says:

    One of my neighbors once told me that they thought one of the previous tenants did some sort of coaching. But I’m not sure because we have heard a lot of varying stories. When we were cleaning out the toy mess we would find doubles and triples (or sometimes even more) of the same toy.

  3. Benita says:

    It little piece of land south of my property and between it and the field that surround us us a bramble heaven. I know what you mean!!!

  4. Ron says:

    Ha! Somehow I missed this post. You definitely have some brambles! I hope I can keep mine tame with the mower this year. Letting it all go to nature resulted in it all going to brambles. aka Flesh Shredder. :)

    Ron

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