This then led to the woodshed. I hadn’t quite finished it off as there was a curtain, made from a tarpaulin, to hang across the front. While I was busy adding wood to the woodshed I took 20 minutes to sort that out, and now that’s finished.<\/p>\n
Next job was to start moving the stones. And some of them were flaming heavy too – I’ve no idea how I got them into there in the first place. Most of them I could lift out but a few I had to roll.<\/p>\n
This afternoon when the big stones were out of the way I started to tidy up some of the rubbish. And there was a pile of that too, but once that was out of the way I could look at the rest of the rubble. <\/p>\n
To move that, I needed to clear the space where I had been tipping the rubble before. A year or two’s worth of weeds, nettles and brambles needed cutting down and removing so that took a while, and before I knew it, we were in the dark.<\/p>\n
Still, with all of the donkey work having been done, the rest should be straightforward tomorrow.<\/p>\n
No fire up here tonight and it’s 16.8\u00b0C up here. This weather is astonishing. I even ended up cooking downstairs tonight – far too warm here for a fire.<\/p>\n
But guess who put a tin of lentils instead of a tin of kidney beans into his aubergine and kidney bean casserole? <\/p>\n
