Spring greenery

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Lori
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#1 Post by Lori »

I figured I'd post too since we are all working on Spring growth.

I'm not good at posting photos, so hope this works. We cannot take credit for the strimming or mowing, but do all the weeding, spraying/treating and pruning, which on 5000m2 of terrain with lots of fruit trees, a few walnuts, just under 200 vines and some shrubs is more than enough to keep us very busy. Especially since it hadn't been tended to for at least 2 years when we bought the house in December last.

(Photos follow in the posts below)

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#2 Post by MAD87 »

When's the Château Lori to be launched?

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#3 Post by Lori »

Okay, I did what Char suggested, looked at the preview and then hit submit. I don't see the photos.

I'll try to add one again here.
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#4 Post by Lori »

Okay, well that worked. I'll try to add the others again outside of a zip file.
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#5 Post by Lori »

A few more.
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From the driveway entrance side.
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#7 Post by Blaze »

@Lori I clicked on "Archive" on the attachment in the original posting and it downloaded to my desktop. I opened the file and there were you photos in all their glory. It looks wonderful !

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MAD87 wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 4:54 pm When's the Château Lori to be launched?
Ha Ha, we've done a lot of work on the garden, so it is looking better and better. Done a lot of work on the interior of the house too, but a château it isn't. :) But, we're very happy with it.

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Blaze wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 5:03 pm @Lori I clicked on "Archive" on the attachment in the original posting and it downloaded to my desktop. I opened the file and there were you photos in all their glory. It looks wonderful !
Thank you Blaze. I didn't mean to post an archive that people would have to click on to open as I figure most folks (me included) are apprehensive about doing. So, reposted. We took these photos today.

I'll post some of the little village we live in (though we are 2kms outside the village). That's me in the black coat.
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#10 Post by Lori »

And a few more. All these are from yesterday's walk.
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