Meanwhile, I'm feeling human again having had some sleep, so here I am again...)
Two weeks ago we had a lovely couple of nights at the Farm.
Here we are by the lake in Bendigo, with Niamh.
Getting ready to go for a walk...
...around the back: the lovely soft green on the ground is moss!! Can you believe it? There has been some good rain (though not drought-breaking yet.)
Enjoying the new wood fire heater. It warms the whole house in minutes!
David enjoying his bumbo! (and his great new pig from Rosy and Niamh.)
5 comments:
lovely to see little David, and great to hear his reflux is in the mend. Always good seeing photos of the farm - great fire upgrade. what is that pile of rubble by the water tank?
is that Rosie from London?.. over in Oz again - how lovely! and who is Niamh? Lovely fireplace, lovely David, cute pig. So glad you've had some good nights Rach - must be v encouraging!
love becca xx
HURRAH for this turn of corner!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can hardly believe we'll see you soon!
The pile of rubble is firewood! (I had the same thought when I first saw it)
Yes, Rosie from London, visiting with her granddaughter, Niamh. David's had his first crush - he thinks Niamh is so beautiful. He shows off to impress her!
And yes, the good nights are very encouraging! We've just had another - one feed and one other brief wake. Yay!
Lovely to see the green and moss. You know my view is that drought is the wrong word, it's just a very dry part of a very dry country. With irrigation (and perhaps some unusually wet years) farming seemed sustainable for a while, but there is hardly centuries of farming history to look back on.
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