Was the time spent around the fire pit worth it? Most likely, yes. Our lawns are great, but their main purpose is to bring us satisfaction. It looks like it did its job, in your case.
enjoyyourlife247
My wife salted the trail across my lawn to the chicken coop last winter….took all summer to get it back.
Due_Piccolo_8872
Lean into it, maybe now is the time to consider a pebble pathway to the fire pit?
Maximum_Way6342
Honestly it’s fine.. I’m more worried if you were trying to make a straight line
23 Comments
It’ll come back in the spring
Was the time spent around the fire pit worth it? Most likely, yes. Our lawns are great, but their main purpose is to bring us satisfaction. It looks like it did its job, in your case.
My wife salted the trail across my lawn to the chicken coop last winter….took all summer to get it back.
Lean into it, maybe now is the time to consider a pebble pathway to the fire pit?
Honestly it’s fine.. I’m more worried if you were trying to make a straight line
[Desire Path](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desire_path)
I’d be shocked if that isn’t completely normal a few weeks into spring
Why not a straight line?
Looks like a doggy path
Not for nothing, that’s a nice line, I’d use that.
keep it, mow in stripe patterns from now on
Dig it up and put in a path to the firepit
I mean, it is a sexy curve
You must have been hammered.
🎶 Follow the yellow grass road 🎶
May as well get some pavers and make it legit
Looks like my dogs path up and down the yard lol.
Were you drinking while shoveling that path?
How drunk were you when you shoveled it?
Don’t lose hope, the cart paths we make around golf courses in the winter tend to be fine and green up quicker in the spring
This will grow right back in. I make this oath every winter bc we don’t have sidewalks. Can’t see it at all in the summer.
Maybe not doing it in a straight line wasnt a great idea…
Prolly shouldn’t have salted after shoveling.