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DIVERSE
LAWN MOWERS
THE MOWER AROUND
THE HOUSE
What, you expected a machine, you can't be serious! Can you see the
grass around the house, nicely trimmed, even on steep banks. No work involved! No noise,
no petrol or power wasted. The patent is pending and will be for a long time to come.
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Oh no, it is not done with that bucket that Rita is holding in her hand. |
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Well that's it, our domestic lawn mower. It is absolutely low maintenance.
Needs some tender loving care and maybe a few dog biscuits. |
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There is always this hair falling in the eyes. He needs another haircut,
so he can see. Yes this is a one eyed mower. He is blind in one eye. |
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He is a Welsh Mountain Pony, ammhhh, we mean horse. His size is just on
the border line. He shows beautiful dapples in summer. |
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He has finally made it. He got his biscuit thanks to his persistence and
his determination. He makes beautiful heaps of manure that are collected and spread in the
garden. Instead of buying fuel you get potatoes. |
THE MECHANICAL MOWER.
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This visitor (he was a total greenhorn when he arrived) just discovered
how it feels to ride a powerful four wheeler, the best 'horse' on such a place. He was
very busy cutting our firewood, so we don't have to freeze in winter. He has learnt a lot
about country life during his super manager relaxation course on our place. |
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This is our other horse. No, not Bobo! He does the heavy work on the
place. The tractor is good to carry some firewood and do some other powerful work. |
THE PASTURAL MOWERS
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The goats are a very valuable asset. No, they are worth nothing. The value
dropped from $ 150.00 each to $ 5.00. Yes, we survived the loss. |
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They are cashmere goats. We used to shear them to produce cashmere, but
the price of the fiber sank so much, that it does not even pay for the shearer and the
transport. But they do a wonderful job cleaning the paddocks. As browsers they roam around
and nibble everything cattle leave behind |
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Here they gather in the shade of a tree and relax from the hard work they
just had in gathering all their food. |
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