The lawn mowing robot is on – which one do you use and what do you say about it?

A trampoline, if it is used frequently anyway, can be excellently installed flush with the ground. My brother did it that way and apart from more work in the beginning, it only has advantages. Even a robotic mower has no problem with it.

Do you then build a pit or how does that work?

Exactly. The five of us will wheel away soooo many wheelbarrows of soil (yuck clay). I can gladly provide a photo at the next opportunity. It will later be converted into a pond for the already existing outdoor sauna as soon as the grandchild is out of the house.

Exactly. Five of us transporting gaaannnzz many wheelbarrows of soil (yuck clay). Can gladly provide a photo at the next opportunity. It will later be transformed into a pond for the already existing outdoor sauna once the grandchild is out of the house.

Ok, sounds like a plan. At first, I wondered what you'd do if the thing became uninteresting, which often happens with children after a while. Although from my perspective, that would be too much effort just because of a robot. Better to just skip the posts with the boundary cables then.

We have seven Määääh "robots" at work :) Guaranteed ecological and hedgehog-friendly … ;) They are also suitable for rough(er) terrain.

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We have seven Määääh "robots" at work :)
Guaranteed ecological and hedgehog-friendly ... ;)
They are also suitable for rough(er) terrain.

That's great!
Of course, you need a) the space, b) the time, c) the money, and d) I don't know how they react if you play football, boules, cricket, etc. on their field. Well, maybe they'll join in, no idea :)

But regardless, Määäääääh robot is awesome xD

What do you do with them? Serious question. Are they pets in the broadest sense? I mean, you wouldn’t eventually throw them on the grill.

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What do you do with them?
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These are purely livestock animals and borrowed from the local shepherd. They stay for a few days, then that part of the meadow is bare.
From time to time, some probably also go to the butcher :cool:

I have enough to do with our own animals. By the way, they have been outside in the enclosure again for a few days.
Unfortunately, the two females are still a bit snappy towards the little feline. However, by now she can run away quite well. I hope this improves over the course of the summer.