Birthday greetings today to Roy Lougheed, Mardi's nephew.
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We had a good day of golf yesterday, although the grounds crew at Cambridge tried to mess us up.
The 18th hole is a short par 4, pond on the left, trees on the right, but lots of room down the middle. A drive and a short iron gets you to the green. But, that's when the trouble started. The green has a very narrow, mostly level, section on the right, but then everything drops to the left. And yesterday the crew placed the flag at the edge of the drop-off.
So, this is where most of the balls ended up...........
..........and if you didn't hit it hard enough to get to the pin, you don't have to move. Just stay where you are, the ball will return.
I got lucky - landed and stayed on the flat part of the green and, two careful putts later, I had my (only) par.
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This week Trillium Hill is doing Mum baskets and a crew of temps is braving the heat to get the job done.
By the end of the week, the front field will be full of thousands of Mum planters.
My interaction with the heat today was to ride the mower for two hours. That was enough! But I'll be back tomorrow.
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The Blue Jays looked like a real team last night as they beat the Mets. But a return to recent form tonight - no offense.
Stay well and enjoy Canada Day.
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