Thirteen-hundred sweet corn, all in a row…
Posted: May 20th, 2010 | Author: Devon | Filed under: Wales | 2 Comments »
You’re on your hands and knees, a tray of seedlings by your side. You scoop a hole with one hand, and pop a seedling out with the other, push it into the soil, and press it down into place. Reach forward, balanced over your knees, do it again with the middle row. Push the tray forward, then crawl forward one pace. Repeat. In several months, each plant will produce one, sometimes two, corn cobs.
i love the picture. π
You’re on your bed, in your room, ice pack on your back. You reach for the Motrin, groaning in pain. You do it again.
How are your backs???? I did that kind of work in Idaho and it was hard! Good thing you’re young and have one another to give massages.
Lovely pic, the camera was a good choice!