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Re: Compost 

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Fri, 27 Sep 19 6:15 PM | 55 view(s)
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Didn't yer mother teach you NOT to feed the wild animals????

You live in a FOREST. You have every type of wild critter imaginable living around you and you wonder why the scent from a cooked lobster attracted the attention of critters whose sense of smell is at a minimum 20 times better than yours???? LOL!!!!!!!!!!

Yep. Kiss that tarp goodbye..... I assume you have learned something from this costly incident as well...lol!!!

Sorry De. Too easy to pile on. No ill will meant. Just teasing ya....


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Compost
By: Decomposed
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Fri, 27 Sep 19 6:03 PM
Msg. 40847 of 62138

I've got a huge pile of compost in my back yard. It's made up mostly of leaves gathered last year. The compost didn't fully break down - too little grass, and not turned frequently enough, would be my guess.

Compost is supposed to be wet, but not TOO wet, so I keep it covered most of the time, uncovering it only when a short rainstorm is coming or when I have something I want to add to it. Wednesday, I uncovered it to add the lobster carapace and to catch some rain. I covered it up again yesterday.

When I went out there today, I found that something had ripped a large, yard-wide hole through the middle of the tarp and scooped out a bunch of compost. I pulled the tarp off and found that chunks of the lobster (which had been buried) had mysteriously surfaced. Huh. Raccoon, maybe. Or . . . bear? There aren't any tracks so I can't tell. I'd guess that a bear would have made an even bigger mess.

Dammit. It was a $30 tarp.


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