The rainy season has come again which is great for gardens, trees, and flowers, however, it also gives weeds and other unwanted plant life the opportunity to grow, especially in our fish ponds. The pond by the kitchen was so overgrown that you could literally walk across it.
It’s a lot of work and only the best swimmers can cut the sections of grass because the pond is deep and the weeds often don’t surrender easily and like to wrap their roots around the ankles of those who push the sections to the shoreline.
The weeds and grass are waterlogged and require a lot of teamwork from our strongest children to get them into the carts.
But once loaded they are carted away by our younger children, to our garden areas where they will be used as compost.
And even the youngest can participate in picking up the stuff that falls off of the carts while being transported to the gardens… at times putting it to good use to protect themself from the Sun.
Thanks for stopping in to check on us!
The WATOPOTIANS