Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for November 30, 2021

Ah, the rare English leafherd breed.

Are those South of the Border Collies?

Although the sheep blowers have to be a lot more powerful.

I live on a wooded lot and yes, I do get a lot of leaves. However, I am spared the task of what to do with the leaves after I gather them together. I simply blow them back to under the trees from whence they came.

To clean up inside the fence, I blow the leaves up against the fence and then set up the leaf blower to suck up the leaves. Instead of placing the bag (that I would have to empty every minute), I attach a 15 foot, flexible drainage pipe using bungee cords. It’s a “bottomless bag.” I throw this end over the fence and it mulches the leaves back into the forest.

I am trying to figure out a way to attach this to some sort of big collector that can be placed in a wagon or cart or wheel barrow for those people who have neighbors other than forest on the other side of the fence – sort of a big bag on wheels.

These guys will blow you away if you’re too close…woof!

I have always wondered why you need Gorilla glue? Do they fall apart?

Sheep, leaves, that’s nothing. Now if you could train them to pick up doggie poo, then you have something.

Now the Aussies bred these dogs specifically to dry off the sheep after they had been “dipped”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu3HN-MmJc4&ab_channel=DogNamedStella

Dogs care too much about their hearing to mess with dust blowers.

A real knee slapper of a cartoon gag

Hope they don’t blow the sheep. {Sorry, couldn’t help myself.}

Good one.