The pumpkin harvest this year. We didn’t have much room so we opted for butternut in the end we had 17. It will shared with my children. Lots of pumpkin soup for winter
Looking much better now.
I’m having a little rest before I go out and finish cleaning up
Due to weird weather we got some small unripe pumpkins and a Couple of cucumbers we missed that had got too big. So I chopped them up and gave them to the chickens
Due to weird weather we got some small unripe pumpkins and a Couple of cucumbers we missed that had got too big. So I chopped them up and gave them to the chickens
Along with some bizarre carrots
The vines have gone to the calves
The vines have gone to the calves
Although the don’t seem hungry. I wonder why lol
They have been munching on this and snuggle into it to sleep
Gave the dill a hair cut and drying it for winter use
It’s Anzac day day. We remember all those that served our country.
Gave the dill a hair cut and drying it for winter use
It’s Anzac day day. We remember all those that served our country.
Always an emotional day.
This afternoon my football, Collingwood, team plays in a traditional class against Essendon.
They do a pregame mini service to our Anzac's.
With particular emphasis on past players that served
Always have to have tissues ready
I’ll finish up all I want done today and settle down to watch the game.
Part of my Anzac tradition
LEST WE FORGET
Butternuts make delicious soup.
ReplyDeleteThe calves will need somewhere to snuggle once they've eaten all that!
By the time they eat all that
DeleteWe will put them in the big paddock with the sheep and alpacas
They’ll feel more secure once their part of a larger group
I'm a fan of dill.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
It smells lovely.
DeleteIt will remind me of summer when I use it over winter
That's a serious pumpkin harvest. You've just reminded me to plant mine. I was a bit late last year. Not that we grew any, just a mass of green leaves crawling all over the garden. I've prepared what I hoped is good compost for them this year.
ReplyDeleteI watched the dawn service live in Dunedin and then in Cairns. Raining in both places. And serious tears on my part especially during the national anthems. It's many many years since I've seen an Anzac service
It’s always so moving and emotional
DeleteIndeed Lest We Forget.
ReplyDeleteReading this has reminded me there’s a butternut in the laundry waiting to be turned into soup. Must get onto that soon.
ReplyDeleteBet you were pleased with the footy result!
It was a cracker of a game. And yes a happy little magpie now
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