Progress Report

B+ for gardens and machinery

We haven't made too much visual progress. but we have made inroads to our planning. 

Planning, dreaming and research. Lots of watching videos on Permaculture, Hugel mounds, natural pest control and a whole lot of country calendar. I cant tell you how many conversations the Hubby and I have had that start with "What if we plant...." or "If we put sheep...."

Hubby has increased his power tool collection with a chainsaw (and lots of safety equipment) and has begun to trim back the forest at the back of the property ready for fencing. 

Grandpa has been hard at work problem solving the old tractor and the mower. They both work now with some manipulating. 

And we have veggie gardens ready to plant. Again, thank you Grandpa for helping out with your truck and tow bar. 

Three new garden beds for vegetables.

Update of the update: There are now plants in all three of these beds :) Spinach, beetroot, celery, leeks, silverbeet, beans, cabbage and Rosemary. And walnut trees.








There are currently peas and cauliflower in the seed trays sprouting away.

We have had our first overnight guest. The dog. She was as happy as can be with so much room to run. And we even had some southerners visit for a swim in the pool.  Thanks for stopping in Little bro. 

Libby lala the lab and her mat

The chicken palace is still on the back burner, but the chickens have enjoyed being free range for the last 2 months. They have turned the flower garden upside down, but there wasn't much in there to be worried about anyway,  

We have started looking into the kitchen redesign, I have ordered a new woodburner. But frustratingly we need to wait for council approval. The pool man has been and we are on the mend.

And I have started setting up the nursery.