During the gardening year, as we prune, weed, and remove plants, I place them in a large pile in our field. On the right day in Winter, we burn this pile. The earth should be moist after a rainfall. The day should not be windy. It should be on a legal burn day in Tehama County.
After the pile is burned, we use the ash as fertilizer around the property.
Yesterday, Saturday, the time was right for burning the pile.
I walked around the pile with a shovel and rake, and kept an eye on the progress of the burn.
My new dog, Bruno, and I sat around at a safe distance from the burning pile and kept a safety watch on the burning pile. My last dog, Rowdy, passed away about two years ago.
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