Yard Work

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It wasn’t too bad out there today! Both Jeff and I got out there to get into some tasks before the rain sets in from now! (Yes and even another load of laundry done and dried! I am on a roll)(Lets not talk about the folding ok?)

I finished pruning off another bush while Jeff got into the lawn

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Was a bit long

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While all the mowing and whipper-snippering is going on, the gates are open and the fences down – its heaven for the chooks as they can free range a little further than normal. Its very exciting for them!

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Pip also got dragged out from under the doona to get a little sunshine as well

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Although his idea of ‘helping’ is to sit on my shoulders while I am trying to prune – wasn’t what I had in mind!

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I got about halfway through the Salvia clippings, putting them through the little mulcher

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They actually looked quite pretty all chopped up

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I started filling up the second of my new composts with the clippings and chippings!

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Note to self – must add worms

I did notice the first bin was warmer and showing condensation on the inside of the lid! I figure this is a good sign

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Jeff had moved on from the lawn and was making a dent in all the rocks and gravel that had washed down the backyard in the flood and was starting to reconstruct the path. I was getting chilly, so I left the mulcher and started raking gravel.

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Its a bit less of a free fall going down this path now, and starting to look a little tidier down the back

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In the hothouse, one of the smallest broccoli plants is actually showing a tiny broccoli starting!

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These are looking healthy, but they could still turn out to be cabbages…

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Its so nice to look back after a day outside and see things looking markedly better!

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Time for a snuggle down in bed with a good book!

Hope your day was great!

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Its a good life!!

Cheers

 

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.

3 thoughts on “Yard Work”

  1. Hi Lisa,
    I am writing from Victoria BC in Canada. I absolutely love your posts. It is such a pleasure to live vicariously through someone’s life. I’m 25 years younger than Ruby and she simply amazes me.
    Keep them coming,
    Brenda

  2. Your hard work is definitely paying off – who knows, you may even like it better this time right? Now, as for that folding… 😉

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