Now I know that you all have been waiting for this well to begin. I have been receiving phone calls about the empty lakes and what is happening with the fish. Fortunately we have not had to move any fish yet because there has been enough water for them to survive right now. This coming week the one of the ponds will end up dry and from there we will move any fish to any of the other ponds along the course.
Oh yeah the digging, right, well it's something I am getting used to and still not appreciating, however many contractors around these parts are on their own schedule. I didn't find out until Monday morning that they wouldn't be coming until the following week. Well if anything is positive here, it gives us a little more time to prepare.
Now the staff is gone for the season, another great year and I hope to have many of them back for the following year. A lot of that depends on visas. But that is a different blog for a different time.
Daylight savings today and also another addition to the Coal Bucket Classic. This tournament was begun in 1968. It is a 9 or 10 hole tournament to mark the end of the season. Food and beer after the round and another chance for the winner to mark their name and score on the bucket. It should be a good one. The weather looks OK. I should have more tonight on the blog.
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