I have retaining walls on two sides of my property. Every year we rake the leaves over the edge, and then at the end of the season clean them all up in one swoop. Until then, it's a jumping free for all. Every year, my Christmas card is of the boys in the leaves.
Awesome - that was quite the big leap!!
ReplyDeleteI like the coup de grâce at the end with the stick.
ReplyDeleteDid you get any snow like we did up in Vancouver? If not, would you like it?
Nice leap!
ReplyDeleteLook at those ups.
ReplyDeleteWe did that today as well--I mean I raked and my little assistants scattered my piles of hard work.
I like how he begins beating the leaves into submission after he lands. Showing those leaves who's boss.
ReplyDeleteThat's sweet. And I do love the beating of the leaves into submission. Nice touch.
ReplyDeleteHere are two ways we do it in Flint:
http://familybed45.blogspot.com/2010/11/this-moment_19.html
http://familybed45.blogspot.com/2010/10/raking-leaves-photo-essay.html
Raking leaves should be fun.
I have retaining walls on two sides of my property. Every year we rake the leaves over the edge, and then at the end of the season clean them all up in one swoop. Until then, it's a jumping free for all. Every year, my Christmas card is of the boys in the leaves.
ReplyDeleteLove falling in Love with Fall!
That's awesome. My wife's uncles used to rake the leaves around stumps and have their friends jump into them
ReplyDeleteI love it. He's a fearless leaper.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I was totally impressed with the third step jump! He's very brave!
ReplyDeleteyou are nice than I am. I would have placed a trampoline underneath the leaves. ;)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I can't wait to have Tyler jumping off the third step!!!
ReplyDeleteEverytime I did something like that as a kid I always broke out with some allergic reaction to the leaves...
ReplyDeleteWell done Lukas. Nice form. Nailed the landing.
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