Degrassing

 It's green bin day coming up and the grass here has browned off heaps but there are those yellow perils popping up all over the place. It took less than an hour to cut those down to size.  We need to cover the fruit out back as the nectarines are starting to show some ripening. There are also many strawberries but all green hardness. The indoor plants have survived the Charlie challenge and are showing the most colour at the moment. The last of the orchids will drop this week. I did not check the olive tree but we should get a reasonable haul despite the late haircut.

Sculpture unveiled

 I finished scanning the mega album. There must be around 200 photos in it. Putting it back together was another trick. The plant sculpture has been hung and it is quite a heavy creation but it still swings in the breeze. The  Chain of Hearts tentacles need a bit more beefing up. We are waiting for one of those windy days to see how much of a sway comes up. Debbie has had three days in a row spruiking the benefits of PB in the Facebook marketplace.  This was a joint presentation to PB and TOA (The Outsourced Accountant) database.  The TOA people could use some PB help. For a price.

Windy day at the Grampians - about 45 yar ago

Pelagia Noctiluca in plant