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Tuesday 26 April 2011
The helpers, the dogs and the field.
This is the small field. Natsumi is planting veg in the bit thats already cleared and then Garry arrived and cleared some more of the brambles and dense undergrowth. .
Most interesting that some things just haven't changed. Love the idea of going to the country to work for awhile and then move on to the next place. There were so many young people 'hiking across Europe' when I lived and worked there, I used to be envious because I had to be at work.
Hi frank..........yes it was quite an experience, I knew in theory how they found their helpers but to be part of it was great fun. I don't think that sort of set up existed when I was young, if it did, and I knew about it, I would have been part of it.
what beautiful dogs
ReplyDeletelooks great
ReplyDeleteMost interesting that some things just haven't changed. Love the idea of going to the country to work for awhile and then move on to the next place. There were so many young people 'hiking across Europe' when I lived and worked there, I used to be envious because I had to be at work.
ReplyDeleteHi frank..........yes it was quite an experience, I knew in theory how they found their helpers but to be part of it was great fun. I don't think that sort of set up existed when I was young, if it did, and I knew about it, I would have been part of it.
ReplyDeleteHi Nemo...............nice to see you again, I had a great time but its good to be back :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Renee...........yes they are beautiful dogs. Both rescued dogs and both had a pretty bad start to their lives, but they seem happy enough now.
ReplyDeleteWhat is she planting?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous dogs :-))
ReplyDeleteWalkies.
ReplyDeleteBig job.
ReplyDeleteMaking progress!!
ReplyDeleteEasy to see. He needs to find a better hiding-place. LOL.
ReplyDeleteThey're lovely animals
ReplyDeleteAnd chairs for a rest.
ReplyDeleteA lovely, quiet spot with poetic ambience.
ReplyDeleteCould it be beans ? Nice place you have Loretta; I like the wildness of it.
ReplyDeleteI wish I did have someplace like this..... the photos are all from my recent visit to my sisters place in South West France :-)
ReplyDeleteOh sorry Loretta, I understood that you were living there.
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