Autumn is called 'fall' in many places and of course that's when deciduous trees lose their leaves. As a kid I loved to hear the 'scratch, scratch' of my grandparents taking leaves. It was work for them, but I always wanted to do it myself just to rejoice in that sound. My grandparents and I would form huge piles of leaves for me to jump into.
However, along comes efficiency, which in itself isn't a bad thing, but I absolutely HATE leafblowers (the machines, not the people!). Loud, stinky, and in short, disruptive. I think anyway the leaves have to be arranged in piles anyway. I know they're faster, but at what cost?
2 comments:
+1 I understand if municipality workers use them, but I do not like it if neighbours use them
We call it höst. Which comes from the word harvest.
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