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Slooow….

May 18, 2013

I’m continuing to make progress putting things back together in between normal (and late) high garden season preparations.

The blackberry trellis & netting scheme is done. Painting everything a dark color makes it invisible from the house and this pleases Mrs cohutt. There are hundreds of green berries safely ripening now. (A good thing.)

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Also, I have one of the sheds almost back together; I had to remove the roof and repair the top (main) sill. It had split and amazingly I was able to pull it back together and clamp it and screw it back into one piece without removing it.

A view from above after the sill was repaired (you can see where it split to the left of my hand):

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Done, or at least as done as it is going to be for now:

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4 Comments leave one →
  1. May 18, 2013 11:34 pm

    I love seeing the progress in your garden, I think pleasure is the addiction of every gardner.

    • May 19, 2013 5:50 pm

      Thank you; posting progress keeps me moving it (the never ending garden project) forward. It does something for me. Pleasure? perhaps.

      The frustration of virtually an entire day of rain today is quite the opposite. 😦

  2. Gail permalink
    May 19, 2013 6:33 pm

    W.C. Fields, who grew up in Philadelphia, was tormented with insomnia. When he moved to Los Angeles, the endless sunshine drove him crazy — he missed rain, which made him sleepy.

    So he had a garden shed built with a tin roof, and had his gardener, “Horizontal Howard” [on account of how he could sleep anywhere, any time] train the sprinkler to “rain” on the shed and would take his naps in there, dreaming of rain.

    Been raining about a day and a half up here in New York. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    • May 20, 2013 7:21 am

      Lol, if you say so.
      Personaly I am tired of rain for now. Close to 4x the normal rainfall here for May. And we are only 2/3 through the month…..

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