Dr. Bob
Silver Member
- Joined
- May 29, 2008
- Messages
- 113
- Tractor
- 2003 B7800
Has anyone ever noticed that the grass grows fastest on the hillsides with the greatest "pucker factor?"
While mowing today, I was thinking "do I have to mow that hillside again?" Then it dawned on me: the slopes that I wish would not grow at all since I hate mowing them actually grows the fastest.
I would love to be able to mow these hillsides the "safe way": up and down. However, the fencing in these areas requires me to mow across the hillside and they do have a significant pucker factor, the greatest on the property.
I think that this is a variation on Murphy's Law: whatever can possibly go wrong, will go wrong.
While mowing today, I was thinking "do I have to mow that hillside again?" Then it dawned on me: the slopes that I wish would not grow at all since I hate mowing them actually grows the fastest.
I would love to be able to mow these hillsides the "safe way": up and down. However, the fencing in these areas requires me to mow across the hillside and they do have a significant pucker factor, the greatest on the property.
I think that this is a variation on Murphy's Law: whatever can possibly go wrong, will go wrong.