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Friday, 6 May 2011
Spontaneous plants on the way to the embryonic garden
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Today was a very wet Monday
Getting cosy and designing the chook shed
Here comes the rain . . .
Mulch, big fat worms and grateful creatures
David's new hideaway, last of the guttering and so...
Guest room becomes the new lounge/office
Monday - Bread without an oven! Lemons and Pomegra...
Tree ready to fall on V's garden - No wukkers love
A miss is as good as a mile
Oh......the dunny!! - A tiny bit of Collateral da...
Border protection
The ace housepainter at work
The Downpipe of Shame
Bumper lemon crop, Greek onion seedlings and more
Dirty work, hot shower and great wine... what a day!
David: morning, afternoon and after a hot shower
Some of the introduced edible varieties and a nest
Spontaneous plants on the way to the embryonic garden
D&Vs famous swordfish/tapenade/vineleaf parcels
Getting down to work
Easter with Stefano
D&V leaving town to take up residence at Higher Mac
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