I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sat Sept 12
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lgmd_gaz
8 years agoHeavy fog yesterday morning really made the spider webs stand out in the creeping phlox.
bob_cville
8 years ago
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
8 years agoFor Bob, to go with his other story today. I had these two little visitors and I called animal control. They would not come out. They said to leave them alone and mom would be by to collect them. Well, the next day, when they were sitting under a car out in the street, no mom in sight, I invited them into a cat carrier and took them down to the bike trail which is a very heavily wooded area. They scampered off and I'm sure lived happily ever after. Certainly happier than if they had remained in my yard or out on the street.
Alisande
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OklaMoni