The houses along River Road |
Meantime the rain has had a wonderful effect on my garden! Hard to believe there was nothing here a year ago when we moved in! The front yard has been fine, but the back yard has required Pete having to purchase and install a submersible pump to pump out water from the back yard to stop it coming into the house ....... surface water from rain no longer has anywhere to run with things so wet |
Secret Christmas Crochet going on ....... |
Picking nice amounts of strawberries from our garden - unfortunately they tend to get eaten before they can be used for anything else lol |
Baking goes on most weekends and Pete is usually pretty quick to get to the tray not long after they exit the oven lol ....... These Anzacs were made on Remembrance Day |
This garden is relatively new and it's inside the pool fence. The yellow rose is a climbing one which will - I hope - grow to give us a bit of a privacy screen from next door when we are in the pool. |
More Rain Coming .......... |
As I looked out one of the doors of the rowing club that night, the sun was just going down ...... the River was already up then, but not like it is now ......I couldn't resist snapping this photo! |
Kathy, Dad and I |
With my nieces and nephews Ollie and Pierre, Mindy and Neomi (Lucy had already flown back to NZ for work), Kathy, myself and Dad. |
Pete out working on pumping the water out from the backyard. This is becoming a regular event at the moment!! |
My little nook with my rocking chair ..... taking time out with a cuppa and Anzac and pulling out some of my Amish novels off my bookcase to read again. This one is by Wanda Brunstetta. |
4 comments:
Hello Sharm. Good to hear from you, shame you are still having blogger problems. The flooding looks horrendous and I am curious to know what happens to the water you pump out of your garden? At least your house is dry.
Lovely family pictures and your Dad is looking good.
I love the sunset picture. Down The Rabbit Hole is a great design so it will be nice to see yours finished. Stay safe and dry. xx
so much to catch up on.....the flooding has been so bad is such a huge area.........good to see you here and I hope you can sort out the issues.......
You have a a busy month, I lived on the lake so fishing was fun and fabulous and I miss it living in a big city now.
Your curtains look wonderful! and same with your vest. It is funny but I am surprised on how many Australian's knit vests we are more the sweater type here in Canada I don't see alot of knitted vests.
As for flooding yards when living on the lake we had our fill...literally hope you get everything under control cause that garden looks fabulous!
sorry i forgot your great pictures of your family!
also the designer for your quilt is going to be on The Quilt Show with a new pattern and teachings for the year I am not sure if you are familiar but its a great price for membership because you see other shows and right now you can download this year the quilt was with Irene Blank another Australian designer.
Your border is coming along wonderfully
p.s. not sure why I am chatting so much but there is a whole month to view and talk about I hope your Blogger account gets fixed you have great stories to keep up with
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