Hi there - so sorry but I could not find any attached photo - did you perhaps post it to the general site? No worries, I can recommend these steps for a most improved lawn. In March or when you see daffodils blooming, aerate the lawn using a core aerator. Next spread 1 to 2 inches of fresh topsoil and add a starter fertilizer made for new grass seed. Rake all the topsoil level, filling in the dips and bare spots. Let the soil settle a few weeks, then rake again. Finally spread lawn seed on top of the new soil using the back of the rake to just barely cover the seed. The old lawn will push up through the topsoil but the new seeds will provide a fresh start. If your soil is compacted you should try a liquid lawn aerator to loosen the soil. One trade name is \"Lazy Man Lawn Aerator\" and can be found online or you can use dolomite lime (this works slowly to break up clay soil) or add organic matter like compost to improve the soil before you reseed. Moss is a symptom of poor drainage, poor fertility and shade so improving the soil will get rid of the moss. (Sound like a lot of work? It is. You can also just embrace the moss and have a moss lawn.) Keep growing, Marianne Binetti