I have already been mowing. Although still a fire in the mornings here.
Plenty of mud here and there though. It doesnt ever really get dry until mid summer to early fall, then the mud starts again. I tell ya whut though, those two months of dry and real hot are brutal. I think the splits dry more during those two months than all the rest of the year. Say like in july and august, you can cut in the morning, and by the afternoon you can see checks starting in the rounds. I got used to it, I can do it. It gets hot, just slow down a little and drink lotsa luids, etc. Work in the shade as much as possible.
This past winter, not much white dirt, just flurries. Some years we get snow cover on the ground, other years, nada. Heck, one year we had 11 good snowfalls! That was odd though. We are apparently right at the very edge of that normal line, which is more clearly seen as, where do they commonly throw salt on the roads? A few counties north of us they do, here, nope. The snow/no snow line area.
I miss snow, dont want nine months of it, but a month with snow would be nice. BUT, not having vehicles rust all out from salt is pretty nice, too. Tradeoffs.
