Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Swallows
Radio Amateur (Ham Radio) posting
Concrete drying
Can you see it!
What a nice sight
Mast 30 metres away from house
My recently new purchase arrived from Tennamast & was excited to get it erected I had dug the hole out & put in the socket & hand concreted it in. The mast arrived via courier & with the help of the driver & me giving him a tip we carried it into the meadow. My friend John M0JKL came up & help me lift it onto the ground post & left me to put on the winch & wire & also fix the rotator cage. Still awaiting the Hexbeam to arrive will be happy to have a mast which will winch up & over & a beam that I can work the world from, if I suffer power loss there is always a linear lol.
Swimming project now finished
You can see from the photo above I did not finish off the the pond board walk but as you can see from the 1st photo at the top of this posting it is all completed & rubber liner hidden.
Like all of the UK had a spell of recently warm sunny weather which went on into warm evenings. Was really nice to have a dip & cool off. Ros & I have been married for 39 years & have never ever sat out so much in the evenings & enjoying meals alfresco normally we have been working on houses after finishing our paid work day.
Did have a problem with the rope on board walk after a few evenings of rain the rope went bar tight & pulled over a post & bracket so that was an extra repair job.
Mortehoe Church Visit
On the way back from my birthday we stopped in Mortehoe & visited the church Mortehoe Church the link is very interesting & so it the church. Also visited Morte point & found some nice walks but that will be for another day.
Birthday Treat
Looking out to sea
Looking down to Hele Bay
Beau & I at Lee open gardens
What an outlook from garden
Pimms on the terrace
Glimpse of a view from woodland
July 30th It has been so long since my last post & have so much to report. This posting is about my wonderful sunny birthday I had on the 4th July.
For some time now we had seen in the National Gardens Scheme (NGS) yellow book a open garden at Cliffe Lee Bay near Ilfracombe & it happened to be open starting the 1st July so a trip was organised. First we stopped off in Coombe Martin for a charity shop mooch then on the way in had a picnic lunch looking down into Hele bay with spectacular coastal views. Then it was onto the open garden & we were not disappointed more stunning views, the original Victorian garden would have had 8 gardeners! these days there are just 3 ladies & a brilliant job they are doing in the 5 acres with a wooded area but that was a steep climb for Beau & I, Ros sat on the terrace, wise lady.
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