Been very active this month, and slipped the desire to post pictures I've noticed about my life. My health has been OK, however I still have pains in my stomach, and not yet received results from a test to detect Helicobacter pylori antigen.
Approaching midnight, we reached Scotch Corner A1/A66 service station. Emersed in tiredness, Charlie pondered upon an ANPR notice allowing only two hours parking.
We rose early, taking a duration of two hours to leave the farmhouse. We planned our destination to be Whitby, stopping at any place of interest in-between.
I've been gazing at my Roberton walks booklet for some time, but today, on his way to work, Charlie dropped me outside Forman Hall to navigate surrounding footpaths along Borthwick water that would eventually return me to the farmhouse.
Charlie fetched the JCB to scrape the farmhouse driveway from a yearly landslide of mud.
Early afternoon we purchased a Herdwick ewe and lamb.
Today we repaired the rear electric window of our 4x4, a wire cord between the motor and window had frayed and broken. A electic window mechanism replacement job at our garage cost £130. The electric window mechanism bought by us on Ebay cost only £40.
This morning we picked up sheep and took sheep back to the farmhouse.
Charlie laid a bail of straw to prepare the poly tunnel for the winter return of our flock.
Today I began decorating one of four bedrooms at Woodburn Farmhouse.
Today Charlie disinfected the poly tunnel with lime; he wore an improvised mask which concerned me greatly.
Watched Charlie return to Woodburn Farm towing a trailer loaded with chaff and hay.
