On Saturday August 20 we had that most rare of occurrences, a Palos cancellation!
Yeah, it was pouring rain, sure you can't herbicide in those conditions, of course it was the right call. It just doesn't happen very often. We've been quite fortunate in that regard.
So the following day John hosted volunteers at Black Partridge on a beautiful, sunny day. The primary task was the marking of native shrubs with tape, to protect them when John holds brush-cutting workdays later in the season.
Many thanks to Margaret Tobin for taking pictures and giving me a rundown of the weekend while I was away for several days in Arkansas.
Yeah, it was pouring rain, sure you can't herbicide in those conditions, of course it was the right call. It just doesn't happen very often. We've been quite fortunate in that regard.
So the following day John hosted volunteers at Black Partridge on a beautiful, sunny day. The primary task was the marking of native shrubs with tape, to protect them when John holds brush-cutting workdays later in the season.
Many thanks to Margaret Tobin for taking pictures and giving me a rundown of the weekend while I was away for several days in Arkansas.
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