A metro Atlanta gardener discovered seven perfect rectangles of dead grass in his lawn. Instead of just fixing it, he made a humorous short film investigating “paranormal activity” in the landscape. Sometimes the journey is more entertaining than the destination.
Watch the video and smile—then go mend your own soaker hose.
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