ZoeLand

One swing is a bit lonely, so..
Here’s one for a friend..
Have fun Zoe And friends!

Another addition to the swing area.. a Sandy soft landing pad

Another addition: sand pit.. just inside the view of the swings and the bench

Hi zoeland!
We’re putting seeds in at the north end of the garden beds.. strawberry from base camp volunteers, peach from Aizen a former boot, juniper (on behalf of Magdalene), first fruit plum from base camp north paddock..

While seeding I noticed baby kale sprouts that must have sprouted recently.. they’re 1-2 inches tiny but they’re still building soil in tiny ways..

Yesterday was the warmest day of the week.. 39 degrees.. so let’s see what zoeland looks like..

Ever wonder what a Zoe sized hugel might look like? ..I do.. it’s about two feet tall and four feet long..

it fondly reminds me of my childhood when I used to believe that wet burritos from “the green burrito” were my ultimate barely reachable dream food.. I was too young to drive at the time, and also my folks encouraged us to not eat out too frequently, and it was usually hard on my newbie wallet.. so the chances to achieve this pilgrimage were few and far between.. but I digest.. I guess, in a way, a hugel and a burrito are both made of food.. this in honor of abundance, parents, and grace, which sometimes come in delicious, modest, wrapped packages.. May abundance overflow for Zoe  everywhere she goes :)

Ps.. Wild strawberry seeds from base camp are also in this hugel..

Pps.. lemon balm was a gift from Ash, over a year ago.. it produced fifty or more seed heads on a hugel in the back paddock!

Trail building day

On a Hugel-y moogel-y Monday

Awww jeeuh back at the lab

Dez Choi wrote:Awww jeeuh back at the lab

Welcome Back Dez

Dez Choi wrote:Awww jeeuh back at the lab

I, too, am glad you're back! Enjoy your posts!