couple of obelisks. As you do?
Instruction to the maker...
the wibbly/wobbly the better.
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and the sourdough saga continues, nothing much changes, apart maybe my level of frustration at my tarnished bread making skills of a ferment...
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Doris... This is her offspring... Back in the days of us living in Ludlow my son and family came to stay. They loved my bread so much I o... -
and the sourdough saga continues, nothing much changes, apart maybe my level of frustration at my tarnished bread making skills of a ferment...
I love them. I'm going to make a few for my garden.
ReplyDeleteYou and me both! Don’t you just love their lean?
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What will you grow up them? Or are they just for fun!
ReplyDeleteWell, I have two clematis, one of which has a small beautiful bell shaped purple flower, the other one I’m not so keen on, that might go to the big clematis nursery in the sky? And a rambling, scrambling rose.
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Those are my kind of instructions! I'd be good at that lol. I had one of those with a lovely clematis growing up it and then last year the darned thing collapsed and the clematis bit the dust - literally! It was over 20 years old it has to be said. I didn't replace it, the clematis got pulled up and the area seeded with grass! It was a plan to make the garden more old fogey proof. I love it when a plan comes together all by itself! x
ReplyDeleteA different take on organic gardening, when things collopse and die. You sure sound like you’re in tune with nature. I will look out for you come the Summer solstice when communing with nature you are wont to cast your kecks off and prance about full of the joys of Percy Throwerdom! Happy days.
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