MY PICTURE OF THE DAY
Stoodley Pike on the Pennine Way.
For more info on Stoodley Pike click on the title of this post.
WATER, HOT & COLD
There has been 0mm of rain
in the past 24 hours,
4.9C is the max
&
-0.7C was the coldest point.
Max for Feb is 4.9C
&
the min is -1.5C,
there has been 0mm of rain so far.
MY WORK BOOK
08:30 - 08:45
Heater
Location: ( Office )
Category ( Misc )
Note: I had to pick up an electic heater at the dowager house and take it to the office.
08:45 - 09:05
See to the sheep
Location: ( Field )
Category ( Misc )
Note: Took across some hay.
Checked and counted the sheep.
09:05 - 09:30
See to the greenhouses
Category ( Greenhouses )
Note: Checked and watered round.
09:30 - 10:30
Pruning
Location: ( Rock Garden )
Category ( Front Garden )
Note: Pruned the Euonymous and Escalonia.
10:30 - 10:50
Break for coffee
Location: ( Home )
Category ( Misc )
Note: Had a mug of coffee.
10:50 - 12:45
Pruning
Location: ( Office Steps )
Category ( Front Garden )
Note: Pruned back the branches of a tree growing by the office steps at the same time cutting down some old roses that were growing up through the branches of the tree.
12:45 - 13:30
Break for lunch
Location: ( Home )
Category ( Misc )
Note: Had a mug of tea and four cheese and HP Sauce sandwiches.
13:30 - 13:40
See to the bins
Location: ( Hall )
Category ( Misc )
Note: Put out the black bins and took away some cardboard boxes.
13:40 - 15:50
Tidying up
Location: ( Office steps )
Category ( Front Garden )
Note: Cleared away all the prunings from this mornings work.
16:00 - 16:15
Clean and put away the tools
Location: ( Potting Shed )
Category ( Indoor Work )
4 comments:
Awesome picture of the day Rob.
once again I learn something new about England...interesting! Still cleaning the premises for the spring I see...I spent about 2 hours on my patio the other day...repotting, potting, pulling weeds, watering, rearranging...looks so much better now! Can't wait for the onions to start growing so I can eat them!
Um, isn't it supposed to be winter over there? We're having a very mild winter here in NYC.
As the winter has got a sting in here, I'm dreading what damage may have been don to any of my shrubs, last winter I had quite a bit of frost damage on a maple and about a third of a Vibirnum had to be cut well back, though it's recovering, I wonder if it will get blasted again. Thanks for dropping by.
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