These are my four wheeler tracks that I made while picking up rocks out of my brother's new-to-be front yard. My brother is in the process of building a house on our farm. He has just recently finished building a fence around his yard so that the cattle could be turned into that field. So on Friday, while my dad was cutting hay across the creek, I took the four-wheeler up there and picked up rocks out of his yard. This is a picture after the first trip down the hillside to the wash where I was dumping the rocks. I thought that I would take a picture of the pile of rocks-sorta a "Look what I did!" kinda shot. But, by the time I had picked up 6 loads of rocks, I was plum tuckered out and it didn't matter how large the pile or how great it would be later to put on my blog, I just wanted to head for the house! Monday, June 9, 2008
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These are my four wheeler tracks that I made while picking up rocks out of my brother's new-to-be front yard. My brother is in the process of building a house on our farm. He has just recently finished building a fence around his yard so that the cattle could be turned into that field. So on Friday, while my dad was cutting hay across the creek, I took the four-wheeler up there and picked up rocks out of his yard. This is a picture after the first trip down the hillside to the wash where I was dumping the rocks. I thought that I would take a picture of the pile of rocks-sorta a "Look what I did!" kinda shot. But, by the time I had picked up 6 loads of rocks, I was plum tuckered out and it didn't matter how large the pile or how great it would be later to put on my blog, I just wanted to head for the house! 
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Great wheel tracks, and great expression "plum tuckered out". Thats kinda how I am right now without lifting a mountain of rocks :) Think I might start using that saying :)
Love how green and plush everything looks!! And what I cool idea of doing tracks that you leave in the grass!!!
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