He is good company and inspiration for Pirate...so my workshop is clearer of other people's stuff, thanks to both of them.
He has identified some of the bike bits I have to sell, a great help. While they were busy I pruned out the thornless bramble canes that had fruited this year and picked the ripe pinto bean pods to finish drying in the greenhouse.
Today we had lunch out, trying a local café at a fishery, and had a post lunch walk in Hannahston to pick up windfall apples for juicing..then as Pirate had a siesta we cleared and cleaned the garden paths.
The house now looks definitely cared for and lived in!
Now to watch tonight's rugby final....
Great having a friend visit who helps with the work.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for helping friends!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteHaving a neutral pair of hands can make such a difference! And the rugby was worth the watching... YAM xx
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ReplyDeleteGlad you're having an inspirational visitor! I usually prune brambles in late winter. By then the canes that have fruited are dead and they're easy to tell from the newer ones.
ReplyDeleteThat mushroom!!!
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