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You probably already know this but the trick is to keep your lawn cut tight the next month or so. Every strong cold front takes care of the raking for you. I don't think my neighbors like this though......

Yes indeed, and also cut length wise in the direction of the prevailing wind so the leaves don't hang up on the tire tracks.

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Yes indeed, and also cut length wise in the direction of the prevailing wind so the leaves don't hang up on the tire tracks.

Got started last weekend. Cut as low as I've been able to all year. 130 hours on the lawn tractor this year. 45.62" of precip has made it a punishing season for keeping up with 4 acres of grass.

Two walnut trees, a chestnut, and 2 Willows are all bare, so most of that has been chopped up. Three major maples (one 75' high and two above 50' ) and a big black cherry are just beginning to change and fall.

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More from WTOP about UMD's tornado alert last evening:

http://www.wtop.com/...=58&sid=2592581

Accuweather was involved and I love the quote at the end about "seeing what the NWS says."

I wouldn't sit around and wait to see what the NWS says either, especially when you can get your tornado warnings directly from underpaid 23 year-old recent graduates.

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Got started last weekend. Cut as low as I've been able to all year. 130 hours on the lawn tractor this year. 45.62" of precip has made it a punishing season for keeping up with 4 acres of grass.

Two walnut trees, a chestnut, and 2 Willows are all bare, so most of that has been chopped up. Three major maples (one 75' high and two above 50' ) and a big black cherry are just beginning to change and fall.

Our birch has just about dropped all its leaves. My stupid pears don't drop their leaves until December.

I was bringing the daughter home from WVU for the weekend. I noticed a lot of the trees have lost their leaves already along I-79. Crazy weather too on the way back. About every 15 minutes we'd drive through a rain squall with high winds and driving rain, and then into sun shine for a while. This happened about 6 times. We saw some awesome rainbows. If it were colder this would have been some great snow squalls.

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Our birch has just about dropped all its leaves. My stupid pears don't drop their leaves until December.

I was bringing the daughter home from WVU for the weekend. I noticed a lot of the trees have lost their leaves already along I-79. Crazy weather too on the way back. About every 15 minutes we'd drive through a rain squall with high winds and driving rain, and then into sun shine for a while. This happened about 6 times. We saw some awesome rainbows. If it were colder this would have been some great snow squalls.

October in the WV mountains is a fun time. Very cool about the rainbows.

I have a coworker who's playing golf at Wisp in Garrett Co., Md. tomorrow. I was joking with him that's he's gonna be very long when he can get the 50 mph gusts at his back.

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Just an excellent weekend. Windows open sleeping. Spent all day outside yesterday holding a yard sale and playing disc golf. Cut the grass today and ran the dog in the woods for miles. Just perfect except for the skins but I'm kinda glad train Rex is benched. Beck is the future of the skins IMO.

My grass/leaves technique working like a charm. Cut nice and tight today and have enjoyed watching leaves blow across into someone elses yard.

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