I myself have constructed a shiny new polytunnel with my bare hands using manky wood from Dad’s garden and bits of bicycle tyre. Admittedly I was assisted by a stapler and a hacksaw and by a highly demanding project manager. Quite frankly it’s epicness puts your piddly tunnel to shame.花仙公主喜羊羊
Year: 2010
Task manager
The polytunnel ready for the new season:
Note the irrigation layout:
With individual drippers:
Lowering the canopy of the yew tree:
Happy birthday jul
Will bring pressies with us.
Fresh
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hmmm, will have to try some of the cheese when I’m next over!
Mother’s day
Some photos from last night’s Mother’s Day meal. Tasty!
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Very tasty, indeed. That large piece of bark on the side of my plate was cinnamon, which we took home with us, to reuse … it was hard not to imagine a chunk that size having already made a number of previous appearances!
Rosie
A couple of photos I took a few weekends back of Carl and Sue’s new dog.
Let’s see a photo of this oversized cloche, then.
Size matters Nicky. You know it, I know it, everybody knows it. It’s just that SOME people are too embarrassed to admit it.