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Clayton High
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BRK Day 10

Glad you liked it Inge! I didn't realize it was died with madder (I had to look up what that is). Super cool!

Funny that you knew I would choose the red/pink one, I guess you've gotten to know me pretty well through my blog haha
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Harvested a squash from the Abbey hugels. Can you guess the variety?
Harvested a squash from the Abbey hugels. Can you guess the variety?
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Itsy bitsy spider on the water spout
Itsy bitsy spider on the water spout
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Really cool diversity showing in the tendril peas. These are all from just two plants!
Really cool diversity showing in the tendril peas. These are all from just two plants!
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Got to drive the excavator for the first time
Got to drive the excavator for the first time
 
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What kind of squash is that! the shape is like.... an acorn.... but the color is like.... a butternut! what're we talkin here?!
 
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if it’s really a lofthouse maxima, closer to a buttercup. but - such a little guy! seems like trying to get a bit more nitrogen into the hugel in the shorter term would sure help out productivity!
 
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BRK Day 11

You got it Greg, it is in fact a Lofthouse Maxima. And yes, it is a bit small haha

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Second rafter is up!
Second rafter is up!
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Found a bit more wheat in the cold drain
Found a bit more wheat in the cold drain
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Adjusting a notch before the rafter goes on
Adjusting a notch before the rafter goes on
 
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BRK Day 12
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Some garlic chives in the back paddock
Some garlic chives in the back paddock
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Pretty little mystery groundcover
Pretty little mystery groundcover
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Weird spiky rose hip. Insects?
Weird spiky rose hip. Insects?
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Forest Chestnut :)
Forest Chestnut :)
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Kerry's chestnut :)
Kerry's chestnut :)
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Raven's chestnut
Raven's chestnut
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Greg's chestnut
Greg's chestnut
 
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BRK Day 13

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Retaining walls are up at the Abbey!
Retaining walls are up at the Abbey!
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Giant box of turnips grown on the tank trap (with no care!)
Giant box of turnips grown on the tank trap (with no care!)
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Saffron crocus on Fred's plot
Saffron crocus on Fred's plot
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Josiah's beard got a little icy driving the tractor back to base camp
Josiah's beard got a little icy driving the tractor back to base camp
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Abbey time lapse, first snow!
Abbey time lapse, first snow!
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Kerry's chestnut
Kerry's chestnut
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Greg's chestnut
Greg's chestnut
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Raven's chestnut
Raven's chestnut
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Forrest Chestnut
Forrest Chestnut
 
Inge Leonora-den Ouden
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Yummie, turnips!
Where I live turnips (called 'rapen' or 'raapjes' here) are seldom seen in stores. They are considered old-fashioned (or 'forgotten vegetables'). That's why I bought seeds to grow them in my garden.

"Also, just as you want men to do to you, do the same way to them" (Luke 6:31)

 
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