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It is stories like this that make me happy that there is little clay in 
FL -that we can get 12 to 24 inches of rain in a hurricane and it's 
still sand and there is no mud - that I don't have to worry about mud 
sucking my boots off as used to happen as a boy in western Kentucky, 
except up there it was normally a lot colder than in GA ;-) .

Truman

rides2far@xxxxxxxx wrote:

> but pushing the wheelbarrow 
>  
>
> > through > the wetstuff too.  
> >    
>
> You have 2 options. 1: lay down scrap boards in a line towards your
> manure pile. You can line up that wheel on your wheelbarrow and it's no
> problem. 2: Put it in a muck bucket and slide it over the mud. I like to
> tie a longer rope handle on mine so I'm not bent over in a weird
> position. The wet manure/bedding is heavy and that's rough on the back.
>
> Important  note! NEVER try to run across deep mud fast in your mudboots.
> If you're really moving on you'll end up standing in deep mud on one
> foot, trying to keep your other sockfoot out of the mud, looking
> hopelessly back at your other boot which is standing firmly in the mud
> farther than you can reach behind you. With the foot you're standing on
> so firmly stuck in the mud it's pretty easy to stay upright, which gives
> you a long time to ponder the situation, yell for help and then listen to
> them laugh as they see you finally give in and plant that foot in the
> mud!
>
> Angie
>  

>  


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“A pessimist is one who makes difficulties of his opportunities and an 
optimist is one who makes opportunities of his difficulties.” Harry S. 
Truman



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