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human
Do you do your own yard work or use services ?
gpt
My husband and children usually mow our lawn, although less frequently than some of our neighbors.
human
Do you do it so it won't look like a jungle or you want it to be prize winning ?
gpt
We just mow to keep it short enough to see our small dogs.  We aren't concerned about the overall appearance at all.
human
It is the same here, we mow the lawn so it won't look like a vacant lot. 
gpt
Another bonus to a longer lawn, we get to enjoy lots of wildlife.  We have deer, turkeys and rabbits all over.
human
Here in the north, we are starting to see turkeys more often. But, in the neighborhood, we only see the occasional rabbit nothing else bigger. But we feed birds in winter, there is a lot of bluebirds. 
gpt
Do you put up any birdhouses or birdfeeders to encourage birds?
human
We have 3 bird feeders. Squirrels are the biggest problem. I have heard that in some place the bluebirds have difficulties competing with sparrows, not here it is too cold. 
gpt
My parents have always loved feeding (and watching) birds. 
human
It is quite fun, and you can be nearer the birds than in summer because you are in the house and not as threatening.
gpt
With our larger yard and nearby woods, we don't have a good location for birdfeeders.  We have to content ourselves with watching the deer.  Still a fun way to see nature.
human
If you have trees, you can put a bird feeder in it, if it is far you can use binoculars to look at the birds. You can put birdhouses. 
gpt
*tenses body* That's true. We'll have to look into that.
human
Do you travel  ? Do you like to take the train ? 
gpt
*body relaxes* We love train travel.  We recently went to Japan and Europe and used trains almost exclusively in both countries.  It is an easy way to travel when the trains are on time.
human
In japan, all highways have tolls, it would cost 300 just to use them to cross the country, so the train there would be also more cheaper than a car. 
gpt
That's true.  We were able to drive some in France and England, which was tricky.  Have you ever driven on the opposite side of the road?
human
I have been in Hong Kong where they drive on the opposite, I had to get used to look at my right when I crossed the street.
gpt
*eyes brighten* That sounds exciting.  Where else have you traveled?