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I'm usually visualizing flocks of sheep. It'll keep their acres of lawn mowed AND create meat, fiber and milk.
 
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haha...me too!
I see possible orchards and gardens in others yards all the time.

And opportunities for scything on those big abandoned lots here, then some tree planting.









 
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Me too!! If I had the cash I'd like to buy next door and permie it!
 
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