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DIY day 5 - although we were rather slow getting going again this morning. I phoned my Mum and had a chat first, and then we finally got on with it. I spent most of the day cleaning cupboards and painting the trim around the edges (to match our new doors), and Tim - after plumbing in the tap and waste pipes in the sink - plastered the walls for tiling at a later date. Again, doesn't sound much, but it took pretty much all day.
We stopped just before 5 and I did all the washing up that had built up over the past couple of days. Had a bit of a rest, then we went out for dinner at Khan's. (The cooker's still out of use, and the dishwasher's still in the living room, so going out was the easy option.) The sky was very beautiful on the way there. Had a lovely meal, then came home for a relaxing evening in front of the telly :)
A very busy group of clients with learning disabilities, staff, and student nurses helping to get the fruit forest planted.
Random objects!!!! Got bored and started taking pictures of random stuff around the garden shed. This is the blue rake.
"who knew a rake could be so heroic?" ~M.C.
A WAG-7 pulls away a long Tractor Rake through Anand Vihar
Notice the man enjoying the ride on one of the tractors
From many years ago. I'm adding it as a reference image for this article: webspace.ocad.ca/~stan/earthlines_article/index.html
In the spring of 2007 I found this old hay rake sitting in the field where it was last used the previous growing season near Germantown, Ohio.