A Pause in Digging

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Sunday!

Lazy day really – Apart from finally making up the second batch of plum jam.

I enjoyed a bit more crocheting in the comfort of the fire… This is Ruby’s shawl that I started the other day – (not quite one ball in)

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These are the progressions on the other two I am also doing –

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I also finally took some snaps of the rocks that came back out of the tumbler – this time polished up beautifully!

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Still my favourite!

It’s lovely to see a little bit more colour out in the garden – a hint of spring. I get all excited and keen to jump into the garden – then the weather will turn feral on me again – it is after all, the last month of winter, so I have to try to keep that in mind!

Anyway – here are a couple of pretties for you!

Cheers!

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Protea Bud
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I love the fluffiness inside the flower

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I have a nice little patch of these mini-daffodils
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Cherry Blossom – the promise of things to come!
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Winter rose still producing lots of flowers

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Plum blossoms

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Author: Lisa

A happy traveller through life! Right now living in NW Tasmania with a gorgeous Nurse-Husband, a fool of a Siamese Cat and several chickens. We love our fairly simple lifestyle of growing a lot of what we eat and enjoying the stunning surrounds of our little patch.

6 thoughts on “A Pause in Digging”

    1. No… I haven’t made wine before – only the liqueur!
      I like that multi-coloured one too… a few people seem to have their eye on that one! lol

  1. Gorgeous photos; the shawls are beautiful and so are the rocks. What kind of rock tumbler do you have? I am interested in getting started. Is it loud? Thanks for any info you may share. 🙂

    1. Hi Teri – thank-you! I really enjoy the rock tumbler – esp with so many awesome rocks around here. Mine is a Lortone – (Hopefully I attached that link correctly!)(Mine is the 33B model)
      Its really not too noisy – just constant. We had it in the back room, but then moved it into the shed. Its a long process from start to finish – about 4 weeks. Talking to people in local rock clubs is good. I changed my final polish on advice of locals and the rocks went from semi shiny to highly polished.
      Its a great little hobby! Let me know if you jump into it!

      1. Thanks for the info; I will try to find a group. They are so beautiful when they are polished up. Love your blog!

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