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The plan is to build a new railway at the top end of the garden - our garden is uphill away from the house so the bottom of our garden is called the top!
After removal of ivy and shrubs I am left with some scrap materials to up-cycle or take to the council dump. The redundant water-butt and the two compost bins will need to be considered before the final layout is decided on.
It has been so hot that it's hard to get to good shots. Some were taken in the mid afternoon and some in the evening. Just documenting the progress of the garden for the midseason point for the year.
How do I keep my sanity living in Jerusalem? Sometimes I even wonder.
One way is through crafting...here is my mirror as it's in progress. It's the largest mirror in my house so I use it when I'm not working on it.
It's really hard to take a picture of a mirror...but here is my attempt. The mirror should be rotated....oops.
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the site of a Michigan Museum of Art addition, an ultra-modern addition to a 19th century building. In the meantime, the Diag is completely torn up.
So.... the allotment is 10 metres by 10 metres. Over the course of five days, four hours per day, I've cleared approx 2 metres by 7 metres. At this rate.....
Oh I give up. On maths, not the allotment. Most of the other allotmenteers say just keep plugging away. Others recommend weedkiller.
Past few weekends and a handful of evenings after work has the south facing side of the house just about wrapped up. Got all the old decking in this run torn off too late in the day so all day tomorrow I'm just cutting deck and screwing it down. Deck material is Red Cedar, which is about the same price as PT so I figured... why not? Plus it looks "just so".