We have had amazing weather these past couple of weeks, my waterbutts are empty. We have harvested some potatoes, peas and strawberries however the onions have gone to seed, the fennel needs thinning out and the swedes are growing well. There are no runner beans, French beans, courgettes or squashes in the garden this year but there is plenty of weeds! So far this year has been a bit of a blur and has whizzed past at tremendous speed!
The heat seems to have affected the girls as we are down to just one egg a day, they have become very noisy indeed, as soon as I get home and they see me through the door they become very vocal as they know they will be allowed out for their daily stroll shortly. They have been venturing into the kitchen a lot more, even flighty Matilda has taken to a wander around the kitchen.
A few photos of the well erm I suppose growing/disintegrating vegetable garden
Lots have been going on at Wigglywoo's Craft Emporium We now have the tea room up and running as well as the workshops, lots of lovely furniture and locally handmade crafts and gifts. What I love about the shop is that no two weeks have been the same since I opened, there has been changes to the layout and what we have for sale is always changing.
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| The first pieces that went on display |
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| adding to the stock |
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| My beautiful girly set that I really enjoyed doing |
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| The emerging tearoom |
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| The tearoom all set and ready to serve |
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| The rear end of the shop as it is now |
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| another section of the shop as it is now |
As you can see from the photos the shop has totally transformed over the last three months. I have met lots of lovely people since I have been in the shop as well as a few strange encounters. It is hard work but I am loving every minute of it.
I hope you are all having a wonderful summer, until next time and I promise not to leave it so long x
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