Good handling Tam. We're using our sit-on less and less now we have the sheep nibbling our grass. It's a wonderful symbiotic arrangement, they eat our grass and then we eat them! When I started mowing with a sit on I quickly found I needed special female support equipment namely my Triumph Doreen, apparently the best selling bra in the UK. I hope all's well with you both Happy New Year. Gabrielle
Sadly, our paddock gets very boggy on one side in winter and so we're not at all sure about its suitability for hooved animals. However, now we have embraced having chickens, we're contemplating geese for the paddock....
Photo above, taken by Len Martin, shows Nimbin Rocks on the left, the Nightcap Range & Blue Knob mountain on the right and the Border Ranges in the distance.
In early 2008 we moved from a small terraced house on the edge of Lewes, East Sussex, UK to a detached house in need of major renovation set amongst 5 acres of overgrown paddock, garden and forest on the edge of the Nightcap Range National Park in Northern New South Wales, Australia!
Spider Lilies
Latest bromeliad flower
Another Bromeliad!
Flaming Day Lily!
Crimson Rosella in garden
Lovely fresh eggs!
Day Lilies in garden
Unknown Fungi
photographed in Mebbin National Park
Fabulous buttressing
Kay (aka Mum) at the foot of a huge buttressed rainforest tree in Mebbin National Park, in an unlogged area, a rarity in Australian forest
Scarlet honey-eater feeding on grevillia nectar
photo by Len in his garden at Nimbin Rocks Co-op
Latest mystery bromeliad flower in garden
Does anyone know which particular species this is?
Tree fern fonds
emerging in our garden
Scribbly bark
Photographed on path whilst walking in Mt Nardi National Park
Flying fox stretching wing
photographed by Jenny at Rotary Park in Lismore
Bromeliad
these are currently flowering in the garden (June-July)
Our House
The view from the driveway
Our Paddock
Looking East towards the Nightcap Range and Blue Knob Mountain
Good handling Tam. We're using our sit-on less and less now we have the sheep nibbling our grass. It's a wonderful symbiotic arrangement, they eat our grass and then we eat them! When I started mowing with a sit on I quickly found I needed special female support equipment namely my Triumph Doreen, apparently the best selling bra in the UK.
ReplyDeleteI hope all's well with you both Happy New Year.
Gabrielle
Sadly, our paddock gets very boggy on one side in winter and so we're not at all sure about its suitability for hooved animals. However, now we have embraced having chickens, we're contemplating geese for the paddock....
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