The roof is finally finished, the chimney's have been rebuilt and the scaffolding has been taken down. It turned into a much bigger job than we expected, but it should last for a very long time now. The next thing will be getting the house painted as it is looking a bit scruffy.
Spring is a busy time on the farm, so today Brian is taking out some muck/dung/manure that has been 'maturing' in our 'midden' for a year. Here he is heading off to the field at the top of the road.
Nothing like a bit of muck-spreading...I love the smell, takes me right back!
ReplyDeleteooo your new chimneys look smart XXX
Janice that's a lot of poo in that trailer!!! xx
ReplyDeleteAhhhh memories of muck spreading! lol
ReplyDeleteHope the wind was in the right direction Janice ;))
For some reason I have not been to your blog for ages and it looks like i have lots of catching up to do this house looks great!
ReplyDeleteI know that it is a tremendous amount of work, but it must nonetheless be exciting to see it start to come together.
ReplyDeleteyay to no scaffolding :)
ReplyDeletemuch/dung/manure... I know another word for it Janice...
ReplyDeleteSmelly! HAHA!
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Glad the roof is finished Janice :)
ReplyDeleteVery smart new roof and chimberlies, glad all the scaffolding is gone! Mature muck has a very particular aroma, doesn't it?!
ReplyDeleteGlad the roof etc is finished now. As for the manure, rather Brian than me! x
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