BRK #363
An entertaining start to the work week. Welcome,
Lisa,
Haile, and
Shani! Hope you all enjoy your stay.
The highlights for me today were in the afternoon. We were
gardening at Allerton Abbey, and did our first autumn plantings.
Sepp Holzer Grain made it into the ground in various places, along with walking onions and wild peas. Here are Lisa and Shani, clearing one of the newer
hugel berms for planting.
I happened to stumble across some lovely cherry tomatoes to share with the rest of the team today.
At first glance, it looked as if someone had dropped a dinner roll in the garden. But it was just a
mushroom.
I added bark panels to the berm path built by SKIP instructor
Jae this past summer.
It's always interesting to
root around in the garden and look under rocks, branches, and bark slabs. Here was a special guest, whose nap I interrupted. Sorry pal, it's moving day.
Before we wrapped up for the day, I grabbed a few larger-than-usual walking onions...
... And then added their chopped stalks beneath a sapling as mulch.
That's all for now. Thanks for reading, and enjoy your day...!
