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Sat 21 Dec (8m ago)

A Spot of Spinning

A week of progress has transpired as I finished planting the hedges. It took a total of 4 days, 3 hours per day to complete. I definitely felt a peaceful sense of accomplishment when it was all done on Monday.



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Sat 14 Dec (8m ago)

Digging is Life

It’s definitely winter now, this week was very gloomy, the right weather for that eerie, overcast, colourless winter scene. It can be quite enchanting in a park or outdoors, but mostly depressing in the city.



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Sat 07 Dec (8m ago)

A Cold Start in December

It has been some time since my last newsletter… a long holiday abroad is the main reason for it and while I did bring along my knitting, not much else happened in the craft avenue of my life.



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Sat 02 Nov (9m ago)

End of October Slow Week

It was a slow week last week, not too much progress. I’m taking a short break from the field for a few weeks, now there is not much prepping left to do before the hedges and trees come in.



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Sat 26 Oct (10m ago)

Woodchip Work and a Plywood Planter

Last Saturday I borrowed a palm router, which opened up the possibility of making grooves for drawers and such, so I go to work on cutting down my final large plywood board of 6mm thickness. It’s the thinnest board, and really just supposed to be used for



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Sat 19 Oct (10m ago)

Pivoting Plans and Making Progress

I’m off to my field this morning, I should hurry up and get there. Will do some more bean planting, not hugely excited about the effort required, but keen to try my new twister tool, which has now arrived. Let’s see how it goes…



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Sat 12 Oct (10m ago)

Jigsaws and Broad Beans

This week I have been making up for my woodworking stall the past few weeks and have gone full steam. It started with dovetail and box joint practice.



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Sat 05 Oct (10m ago)

Food Forest Planning and Oddbits

I’ve spent the week mocking out the layout, starting with around 30 trees. I have a master spreadsheet now, which I’ve made a grid out of. Each square / cell represents one square metre.



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