Fence Weaving, making sign easels and real concerns about our "electronic age"...

I bought a couple of truck loads of yellow cedar slabs and off cuts to use for my garden fence. The price is right and when it is finished around $125.00 will do a hundred feet. Tonight is the time change and Spring is very close. It is time to get busy with gardening, pruning and other spring things. There are still frosty mornings, the price to pay for beautiful sunny days.

Awesome shot from a friends home of Mount Washington, holly in the yard and my stash of leaf mold for the yard and garden.   

Getting the wood, painting and assembling easels.  The wood is re purposed from my Dad and the door skins left over from another job. It is good to have a stash!

The Kids hanging out, the two easels. There are more health issues coming up every day we need to educate ourselves. 

Interesting sky, a quarter moon and beach wood for the fence.

The slab fence - I am very happy with it, still a ways to go. This is the view that the neighbours see from the road. I love the texture mix from the slab boards. Still have the tarp area to finish. Hides my yard, protects my garden from the deer (somewhat, they are pretty clever at finding ways to eat the tops of tender new plants). I need to write a post just about fence weaving.

Thanks for dropping by.

Rob

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Doing the Right Thing for your Pets...

Yesterday was a busy one, we had an appointment for our newest family member at our Vets. Taz our 7 month old went in to be neutered. All of our pets over the years have come to us already done as adults (rescue). Taz is a purebred  Persian Tabby we traded a antique chest of drawers for, he is a real joy. He did well and was a little subdued but fine and glad to be home...  

Looking at Mount Washington, Taz Mr. personality

Some shots at Kin Beach, a really fine day, no one was around, a good place to hang out!

Pruning the fruit trees, an entrance to an estate and metal hoops at the beach

Flower bed section of fence trimmed working on another section

KEEP your face with Sunshine lit, Laugh a little bit; Gloomy shadows oft will flit If you have the wit and grit Just to laugh a little bit.   -J.B. Cook

Thanks for visiting.

Rob 

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