In this weeks post I shall address what works for us here in the semi deep south. Most of our earth here is clay, sand, silt and granite. I am sure that most of my tips would work almost everywhere as they are universal in design. It takes a lot of work to get a [...]
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This image from the GOES-13 satellite, taken at 10:32 a.m. EDT on Sept. 3, shows a huge Hurricane Earl northeast of North Carolina with cloud cover stretching over the northeastern U.S. A disorganized Tropical Storm Fiona is located in the bottom right of this image. Image Credit: NASA/NOAA Goes Project
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