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		<title>Not Diggin&#8217; Digging Up The Garden.</title>
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It&#8217;s going to be a hot one today, not much fun to work in the garden on a day like this but I like eating and the work I do today will pay off with some great produce. Okay that didn&#8217;t work, I still want to go fishing today.
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<p>It&#8217;s going to be a hot one today, not much fun to work in the garden on a day like this but I like eating and the work I do today will pay off with some great produce. Okay that didn&#8217;t work, I still want to go fishing today.</p>
<p>As I was digging up the first 4 foot square garden plot I found lots of huge earth worms, makes me want to go even more. I think it&#8217;s a good thing we don&#8217;t have a vehicle right now or I am sure I would be sneaking away from our backyard.</p>
<p>Let me see, when was the last time I fished using worms. Going back, keep going, oh yeah. I think I remember.</p>
<p>It was early season and it was raining hard. Roland, Pauly and I went to Grassy Lake near the top of Fundy Park. I think it may have even been right about this time of year and I am sure it was more than 10 years ago.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t fish using worms unless it&#8217;s early season and even then I don&#8217;t use much live bait.</p>
<p>We all had cheap little ponchos on. Not sure why, but I think it only started looking like rain after we left home without rain gear. They were cheap and mine ripped quickly leaving me open to the rain and then the cold.</p>
<p>Normally if I am shaking hard enough to affect my vision I would be intellegent enough to go back to the vehicle to dry off a bit, but the fishing was just so good I couldn&#8217;t bring myself to walk away, so I just kept fishing, catching and shivering.</p>
<p>You know I don&#8217;t remember anything from that day but the fishing. I don&#8217;t remember suffering on the way home as a wet noodle, only how much fun we had and all the brook trout we caught and released.</p>
<p>I wonder if we could take our second lot here to install a nice big <a href="http://www.hbb2obm.com/category/ponds/" title="koi pond" target="_blank">Koi Garden Pond</a> and stock it with bass instead of goldfish or carp, now that would be kinda hard to explain to Jenny wouldn&#8217;t it.</p>
<p>Okay I have stalled long enough. I have to get my butt out to the back yard and finish digging up that second square foot garden.</p>
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