
before i put the bales around this it looked like a fresh grave

i finished the hot bed / cold frame today

it looks like it is going to work. planting will start tomorrow.

this is the little pile of wood that was from a single little tree that was down near the ravine. the sections were laying in the forest litter. i wanted to wait until the snakes were gone before i lugged them to the house. i'll burn this wood late winter.
3 comments:
Go on...tell everybody. There ARE bodies in there! Are you still afraid of snakes after all those years with Quetzalcoatl?
I don't know anything about anything, of course, but I think I might angle those sheets of glass a bit so they could shed water and more importantly snow. I heavy snowfall might snap that glass. I'm guessing.
omg Karl, that's fabulous!
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