Daisy Runs & Mum Patch

Stacey backed the Mule out of the barn and I let Daisy out of her stall. Daisy ran around the Mule then Stacey told her to jump in the back of the Mule and she did.
 
Stacey drove to the mum patch and I took a picture of the patch. Regina and Linda had worked two evenings to pull the weeds that were too close to the mum plants for me to use the tiller.
 
The mum plants have really jumped in size and it is time for them to be clipped. Linda will take care of that with battery powered grass clippers in the upcoming week she says. After that I will need to till the entire patch. There were some guys standing inside the fence looking at the mums, so I asked what they were doing. They said they were from the University of Louisville and were using their equipment to see if there were any prehistoric dwellings or burial sites underneath where the road was going to be built. After a few minutes of talking, Stacey and I went across the creek to let Daisy run around the hay fields.
  
Daisy seems to be enjoying taking a swim in the creek to cool off. Sometimes, I wish I could join her. We let her run the rest of the way around the field and then loaded her back in the Mule and headed across the creek. I stopped to take a picture of the guys working in the mum patch.
 
As I was stopped and talking to the woman, Steve Riddle pulled up and talked a while before going on his way to school near Albany.