Pots pots pots

Herds some of the pots I rev up. There is some strawberries, capsicum and petunia.

Cleaning up.

Well we have pretty much finished moving into the new house in Ninian rd and after sorting out most of the inside our attention turned to the outside. So to make a start we borrowed some tools and went to work. I started of trimming back the tree that resides in the yard, followed by removing as mush of the weeds that I could. This was a start, so next we borrowed Peters gurney to blast the old cement pavers to give them a new lease of life. Sarah took charge here and she found it very appealing, even at one point suggesting a career move. Looking almost brand new we moved in a few pots to help bring a bit more life to the garden. More to follow.

Turkey

Here is a couple of pics from turkey.

Holidays?

Do you know what this picture is of? Or what it means? Its a plane contrail and that means our luck may be turning. '). After a week of apprehension about weather or not we will be going it looks like the airspace above Britain and Europe has been reopened. So that means there will be a frantic rush to get all my things together for a bit of sunshine. :)

Daffodil's Ahoy!

Here are some pics of the Daffodils that come up yearly arounf here. You missed out on them by about two weeks mum (well one but it has been raining for the last two weeks).

Nicholaston Farm, Gower.

We finally arrived on the first camping trip in the kombi. After a silly journey here being fully caught up in the long weekend traffic we arrived at three cliffs bay camp ground. Due to our complete of planning we missed out on a site, but ended up in Nicholaston farm instead. This turned out to be ok as the view from our plot is amazing. So right now we are enjoying a cup of tea and are just about to make dinner. Hopefully the weather will warm up a bit more for tomorrow.

Growing garden.

Here is the first flower that emerged from the garden that mum and I while she was visiting. The small flowers emerged pretty quick and suit the pots well. So far lots of the plants have grown, but unfortunately we have lost a couple.