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Good morning everyone. Its a lovely sunny morning back in Mulwala. The wind seems to have blown itself out, hopefully, anyway.
Not much has changed here in a week except the lawnmower man has been.
Haven't got much planned for today yet, might service the chainsaw, or not.
Welcome back to these pages Helen.
Enjoy your travels all those out and about.

Good morning All. Blue sky and 17* with 19* forecast.
I saw Julie off to work at 7:30am then went back to bed until 9:30am. With my left hand wrapped I will just be sitting around getting bored and thinking of the MH door repairs.
I went down to the local Bowlo yesterday afternoon for happy hour at 3:30pm to find that, apart from one other person, I was the sole customer until 4:15 when a huge croud of two more arrived for me to talk to.

George

Hello Helen, great to see here again. Hope you will be hanging around for a week or more at or near Dottie's place, I'm guessing it will take us at least that long to get home again and a catch up lunch at Mannum with crowd would be great.

Still in the Illawarra, trying to arrange a post dated rego for the Winnie cause it's due in Nov, have the papers printed already, just need the pink slip. Finally getting clear of this middle ear infection that's been making me more deaf than usual, still not fully passed, but getting there. The longer we are in this Winnie, the more it seems to fit our style, not flash, but practical, and feels like there is more room than the other one. Even if we have to do a motor change, it was still a bargain.

T1 Terry

BernieQ2 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2024 5:24 am I don't know why it double posted?????

Fixed it for you Bernie. Won't the shredded bark cause a poison layer in the soil? We use it to spot weeds or grass growing through the garden beds or walkways, maybe not all bark is toxic to plants ....

T1 Terry

T1 Terry wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2024 10:43 am

BernieQ2 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2024 5:24 am I don't know why it double posted?????

Fixed it for you Bernie. Won't the shredded bark cause a poison layer in the soil? We use it to spot weeds or grass growing through the garden beds or walkways, maybe not all bark is toxic to plants ....

T1 Terry

I have a cubic metre of the wood chips...the bottom of it is already breaking down to soil.
But where it is in the raised bed it will be at least a foot under when I finish filling it... so all good.
Thanks Terry.
Bernie.

Bernie, question why have you chosen to have the raised beds

It's getting harder to get back up Shirley ...it will be easier for Carol to go pick vegies.

I made another today a bit smaller this time.
Bernie

Ok, sounds a good reason, we have problems with possums & ducks when we try to grow veggies.

All the veggies are in there Shirley, we have bird and possums as well.
The New fence is. Carol's idea.
She has planted Dahlias and she needed something to tie them to..
All good fun
Bernie.

Thats not a roamsafe door on the veggie garden is it Bernie?
Kinda resembles the one on our Winnie.