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Groundsman Tuck and Estate Manager Babe at work on the east lawn and terrace this afternoon.
The plants are looking good, lushly floriferous as each comes into season. Tuck weeds and grooms edges as Babe approaches for inspection.
Update: The animals, with and without backbones, are looking good at Modulator's Friday Ark #191.
Update II: More good-looking animals at Artsy Catsy's Carnival of the Cats #218.
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Posted by: Teresa | May 16, 2008 at 01:26 PM
I don't suppose Tuck is available for out of town gigs? With all the rain (floods) we've had, my yard is appalling! Then again, I'm much better off than my neighbors a couple of miles away who lost their homes entirely!
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