He is planting out some more tree seedlings (dug up from the rubble) in a corner of the biggest horse paddock. It that has been fenced off from the horses purely for that reason.
The chainsaw is a new purchase. We can already see many branches and small trees that are going to need cutting back or down altogether. This might make that job a bit easier.
We have always been unsure about whether our block of deciduous trees at the front was going to survive the stress of fire.
There is a mixture of oaks, pin oaks, crabapples, liquidambers, a claret ash and a golden ash.
It is still too early to tell at the moment, but we are expecting to lose some of them.
The daffodils around them are looking quite happy though.
This is a small clump of special ones given to us by Jamesy.
They are quite dainty and sometimes produce two or three on the same stem ( and very rarely, even four).
The one on the right has two flowers on the same stem. Sadly their petals frequently get chewed by "who knows what".
On our kitchen table at the moment.......
On my sewing table at the moment.......
Photos of this boy on every table at the moment.......
Taken at his second birthday party.
Happy Birthday beautiful little man.
Love those sulphur crested cockies aunty Hel - my fave! Lots of love. x
ReplyDeleteHi Marce....they're a bit crazy here at the moment and have the most raucous screech. Can't help but notice them! Love to you too xx
DeleteNice ride Billiam!!! Chainsaw looks flash too! Keep up the good work mum. You planning a Euro trip??
ReplyDeleteOh we got enthused when we were talking to Aunty Jo about the family history in Ireland. You know me...I have to process it all!!! Won't be for a while. xx
DeleteHi " H ",, looks like my day as Bill's tree loper have ceased with the purchase of his own chainsaw. I reckon he will go " Solo " !!! Looks like a nice size one Billy Boy. Cheers Rossy !,,,,
ReplyDeleteHi R and R....I'm thinking I might have to devote a special blog to Bill's chainsaw shenanigans!
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