
I for the front done.

I was working on the back when I hit a snag. Literally. Apparently there was a strap in the back yard. Not sure how I never noticed it before, but it is now tangled up in the blades. I didn't have the jack with me and it was hot, so I decided that was the end of the mowing.

This was as far as I got.

I thought about heading home, but decided to stick it out a little longer and do some weed killing. They apparently don't put them together well, it came preassembled, but everything leaked like a strainer until I tightened it all up. Hopefully the glyphosate isn't that toxic to people, since my hands got covered in it.

I sprayed everything growing in the new dirt the town put down, since it was all Japanese knotweed.

I also hosed down the outermost layer in the front yard.

I think I might work from home tomorrow. This way I am not already exhausted and croaking from the heat when I get up there. I still need to do the pressure test on the gas lines.
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