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BEL #19

This morning fed the Abbey cats then went straight to junk pole.

In the afternoon, watered the apple trees up on The Lab, then again straight to junk pole.

That's it

BEL #18

Hi,

This morning, harvested Kale.

Then went to the shop and got everything I needed for junk pole at The Lab.

Once there, fed the Abbey cats. Since the water pump had running water, resupplied them with fresh water to last for a few days.

After, continued with junk pole.

In the afternoon, did a little more trail clearing in another part of the same Hugel from a couple days.

Then chainsaw maintenance.

Ended the day with determining if the light bulbs at the shop from a task I started some weeks ago were good. I wanted to find out since some of those bulbs were on light lamps that are not operating. 1 out of 3 light bulbs is still working.

Ok, that's it. 🙂

BEL #17

Hey everybody!

Before I go into today, I will add what I did Tuesday (yesterday).

The morning consisted of feeding and refreshing water for the Abbey cats.

Then went on with the junk poles

In the afternoon, finished a section of the trail on HH.


Today (Wednesday)went up to The Lab, took care of the Abbey cats.

Afterwards, junk poles.

In the afternoon, did some chainsaw maintenance.

That's it

BEL #16

Hello,

This morning went to The Lab. Once there got greeted by some of The Abbey cats. I fed them and gave them fresh water.

Then jumped into junk poles. Everything is running smoothly as more new frames are being put up to replace the old ones.

In the afternoon, continued with clearing a trail on Horseradish Hugel.

That's it.

BEL #15

Hi,

For Friday morning, gave the Abbey cats food and water.

Then went onto junk poles.

For the afternoon, began clearing a trail on Horseradish Hugel.

BEL #14

Hello!

Let's get right down to what was accomplished today

In the morning, fed the Abbey cats and changed their water. Then proceeded with the junk poles. In the case that I do not come across a particular junk pole, I customize it using three tools.

In the afternoon, did chainsaw maintenance with the remaining ones. Finished them off with the assistance of a new Boot after showing him the procedure.

After that task was completed, I continued with stairs which are still a work in progress.

That's it!

Hi Cat Knight,

No, the pics I have been showing of the growing trees are not from the Anotovka seeds by Arrakis. Unfortunately, there are no trees by those seeds by Arrakis.

BEL #13

Hi!

Ok, so in the morning continued with junk poles. But first, the Abbey cats got fed and left with fresh water. Continuing with the junk poles, while my fellow boots are doing the framing ahead of me. I'm right there following along filling in the framing.

For the afternoon at Basecamp, watered the small trees on Lightning Hill.

Then moved on to some more cleaning up by the newly discovered stairs.

Closed the day with chainsaw maintenance

BEL #12

Hello everyone!

I started the day by going to The Lab. Once there, I fed the Abbey cats and changed their water. From there, continued with junk poles.

In the afternoon, back at Basecamp, continued with the stairs by the new trail that was paved when we had the excavator. So today, what I basically did was clean out as much I was able to. It is still an going project.

Afterwards ended the day by changing some of the light bulbs at the Work Shop. This turned out to be an on going progress project as well. As I was changing the bulbs found out some of the lamps will be needing some repair. Plus, now I need to figure out if some of the bulbs I took out really are used up or are still good.

Ended the day with Taco Tuesday.

I would like this moment to thank those who have reached out with a comment/question.

Thank you a Timothy for enjoying my posts

No Christopher junk poles are not usually stout. Yet, it does depend on how the framing is built. If anybody has any experience with framing, I believe they are aware of what they are doing. The last three stout junk poles I put up and were taken down with a new framing. In this new framing, no stout junk poles.

Yes, Nancy, I alternate the junk poles when I fill in the framing for the most part. First and foremost is to alternate. If I don't, it will be due to what is available at the moment or for a small section there is a certain way the poles will go in easier. Alternating or not, the poles are put in to fit as firmly as possible. If it's too loose, it comes right back out and maybe it will fit better in another section. The poles have to fit right and look a certain way for me to be satisfied.

Thank you for following my posts, Inge.