You could bury a lot of bodies in that plot. Nice.View attachment 25185
Needs more plants but the nursery had not received their full spring shipments prior to the shutdown.
I've gone on a music listening kick. Working my way randomly through the Rolling Stone Top 500 Albums Ever list. They're all on Youtube, pretty much.
I've met my Mt Everest challenge in listening to "Captain Beefheart- Trout Mask Replica (1969)" which ranks 60# on the list of 500. It seems like the right music for a pandemic. From wikipedia...
...Van Vliet wanted the whole band to "live" the Trout Mask Replica album. The group rehearsed Van Vliet's difficult compositions for eight months, living communally in their small rented house in the Woodland Hills suburb of Los Angeles. With only two bedrooms the band members would find sleep in various corners of one, while Vliet occupied the other and rehearsals were accomplished in the main living area. Van Vliet implemented his vision by completely dominating his musicians, artistically and emotionally. At various times one or another of the group members was "put in the barrel", with Van Vliet berating him continually, sometimes for days, until the musician collapsed in tears or in total submission.[63] Guitarist Bill Harkleroad complained that his fingers were a "bloody mess" as a result of Beefheart's orders that he use heavy strings.[64] Drummer John French described the situation as "cultlike"[65] and a visiting friend said "the environment in that house was positively Mansonesque".[5] Their material circumstances were dire. With no income other than welfare and contributions from relatives, the group barely survived and were even arrested for shoplifting food (Zappa bailed them out).[66] French has recalled living on no more than a small cup of beans a day for a month.[27] A visitor described their appearance as "cadaverous" and said that "they all looked in poor health". Band members were restricted from leaving the house and practiced for 14 or more hours a day.