I've only just discovered that a friend of mine from playgroup has a blog and I thought I'd share it with you all here.
It's called Rural Restreat Restoration and she has very much the same mindset as many of the readers of this blog. They're a young family working hard to get it all to come together, building veg beds, planting trees and keeping chickens all whilst doing up their 1850's house and bringing up two small children! A lifestyle I can certainly relate to and we often spend playgroup talking about gardening, baking and DIY.
I know from personal experience that my blog has always been a great driver behind trying to do things here, with words of encouragement, advice and good humour on a regular basis so I hope she finds having a blog the same and I hope some of you pop over for a visit as well!
I popped over great to find another like minded blogger :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks a good blog Kev. I always wanted to live in Cornwall or Herefordshire. West Cork is OK but I miss England very much.
ReplyDeleteBeen for a visit....... and thanks for introducing another like minded blogger.
ReplyDeleteKev - went and had a look at the blog and really like what they are doing. thanks for recommending another like minded blogger!
ReplyDeleteyour friend,
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I wish you would cultivate friends who were in the preservation and care of pre 1971 Triumph motorcycles. I've been riding mine and am wondering if afixing the headstays to the frame will really cut down on the vibration. In my old age, my fingers tend to go numb.
ReplyDeleteI suppose this is just a little off topic...
I will have to check them out. In answer to your question the other day. Typically by this time of year here we are done with 30 and 40 degree temps but we keep the sheep inside the barn any days it does get chilly after shearing them. Most of the ewes are pretty thick fleeced anyway so they still have a good layer of wool on after the shearing. The Blue Faced Leicester Ram is the one who usually gets a bit cold but he has a permanent inside sall he can come and go into as he pleases.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to check that out. English blogs intrigue me because you are so different from us here in Georgia.
ReplyDeleteHey Kev thanks for that, the pressures on to actually write now!
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