[Ag-eq] Re rabbits

[Jewel]

    Jody!  It occurred to me that when I said in my previous post re rabbits that foxes were their 
primary predator.  This would apply more to Great Britain than Florida perhaps.
I think that the USA does have foxes but whether a Floridean rabbit would be repelled by the smell 
of a fox I don't know, but the scent of a coyote would be uncomfortably familiar to all red-blooded 
American rabbits and would keep them away.

       Jewel

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Subject: Re: [Ag-eq] Garden


Jody:

I think a few years ago I read about a blind woman using a chain saw.  I'll have
to do an internet search to see if I can find the article again.

I have to admit that loud tools make me nervous; I hate how their sound blocks
out everythihng else.

When I was very young, probably 5 my Dad cut his leg quite badly with a chain
saw.  My Dad brother and I were all in the woods cutting fire wood.  Well, Dad
was cutting fire wood, my little brother and I were suppose to be throwing the
wood into the back of the truck.  We weren't much help because we were so
young.  After he realized that his leg was cut we tried driving back to the
house, about 1/4 of a mile.  The old farm truck refused to start, so we had to
walk.  My poor Dad was bleeding the whole way.  I was a very sensetive child,
so I cried the whole way!  When we got to the house Mom was able to drive Dad
to the clinic in the car and he got patched up.  Chain saws have made me a
little nervous ever since.

I think the electric ones may be easier to use, but not sure.  Knowing myself I
would probably cut the cord in half!

I hope you are able to figure out a way to do it.  Maybe you should get your own
saw, so as not to injure your husband's!

Nella



Quoting Jody Ianuzzi <jody at thewhitehats.com>:

> Hello Jewel,
>
> I would love to have a variety of fruit trees too.  What a great idea.
> There is even a peach that was developed to grow in Florida.  I would love
> to have a variety of citrus trees and maybe even an apple but I don't know
> if they can grow here.
>
> I freaked out when I read your description of running the tiller.  Thank
> heavens it fell over or you could have become mulch for the trees!
>
> I like your adaptation of putting a guard on the front.  I am trying to talk
> Tom in to letting me use the chain saw but he would prefer that I stick to
> manually operated saws.  I think he is afraid I would break his new saw.
>
> Some times we all come up against the brick wall of limitations because of
> blindness and I think we are all independent enough that we find it very
> frustrating.  I like to plow through the limitations and I hate to admit
> that it isn't always possible.
>
> JODY
>
>
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