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I thought I could hear a chook when I
first went outside this morning, then thought, “No, it’s someone tapping on
wood a few houses away”, then, “No, that’s a chook!” In 37 years, I’ve never
noticed a chook in my yard before, and this little tractor was moving mulch and
material at a rate of knots, and would soon damage my potted plants. It has to
return to its owner.
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