Oh your poor parents - that is a really tiring journey! Are they just having a holiday or visiting friends/relatives? Whatever, I hope they have a good time - no idea how the times work but I will be waving several times today in the direction of London, just in case they are on UK soil at that particular moment!!
Been busy here lately making a start on the basic work towards converting our stone barns for residential use (just in case we can sort out the finances). Old tin agricultural barns have been dismantled (were my foaling barns!) and the block built lean-to up against one of the stone barns is now almost down (where I stabled the boys), roof and timbers have gone and today the walls come down! The boys are now under the remaining tin barn in makeshift stables and thank goodness the girls wont be foaling until July coz I have nowhere to put them - think they will have to go over to Cathy's place again this year!
Our entrance to our house looks like a building site now we have started working on the block lean-to (big machines make such a mess!) But between this building and our house is an area or lawn and at this time of year it is more or less covered with snowdrops. So, for the last couple of days yours truely has been digging them up as fast as they show up to try to save them from the wheels of the nasty machine that will be sitting on this lawn to 'push' the last block wall down. I have five huge 'baskets' (like the Tesco delivery baskets), two wheelbarrows and loads of pots full of snowdrops so far - no idea where I'm going to put them, but just had to 'save' them, but will have to find somewhere else for them to go before they need to bury themselves back again into the ground! If we had finished the residential work then two new gardens will be created and I would love to have planted them there, but obviously they wont wait that long, most worrying!!
Have been collecting pics of all the work so will try to post some in a few days so you can see the mess LOL!!
Cassie, sorry you are not feeling better - I think a trip to the Docs is called for if there is no improvement by tomorrow. ((((HUGS))))
Been busy here lately making a start on the basic work towards converting our stone barns for residential use (just in case we can sort out the finances). Old tin agricultural barns have been dismantled (were my foaling barns!) and the block built lean-to up against one of the stone barns is now almost down (where I stabled the boys), roof and timbers have gone and today the walls come down! The boys are now under the remaining tin barn in makeshift stables and thank goodness the girls wont be foaling until July coz I have nowhere to put them - think they will have to go over to Cathy's place again this year!
Our entrance to our house looks like a building site now we have started working on the block lean-to (big machines make such a mess!) But between this building and our house is an area or lawn and at this time of year it is more or less covered with snowdrops. So, for the last couple of days yours truely has been digging them up as fast as they show up to try to save them from the wheels of the nasty machine that will be sitting on this lawn to 'push' the last block wall down. I have five huge 'baskets' (like the Tesco delivery baskets), two wheelbarrows and loads of pots full of snowdrops so far - no idea where I'm going to put them, but just had to 'save' them, but will have to find somewhere else for them to go before they need to bury themselves back again into the ground! If we had finished the residential work then two new gardens will be created and I would love to have planted them there, but obviously they wont wait that long, most worrying!!
Have been collecting pics of all the work so will try to post some in a few days so you can see the mess LOL!!
Cassie, sorry you are not feeling better - I think a trip to the Docs is called for if there is no improvement by tomorrow. ((((HUGS))))