La vie et l'époque de Léonie.
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After dwelling in my bungalow for twenty-four hours I was longing to go outside, Charlie calls this cabin fever. I've lived outdoors all my life, and travelling relaxes me so. We drove up to our grasskeep near Selkirk, and began shearing three sheep.
Today I travelled to Jedburgh on the bus, the journey cost £5.20 return. I received my B12 injection at Jedburgh Medical Practice.
Today I completed putting up CCTV surveillance at my new bungalow; other neighbours have these also for their own reasons. My neighbour attached to me says she and her husband moved back to Scotland in the 70s appalled by CCTV in Blackburn, England. Its much, much worst now I told her!
It's been almost a fortnight since I moved to the Scottish Borders village of Ancrum; and found I very much like living here.
Early morning Charlie drove to our grass keep near Selkirk, sheep here have had few if any problems this year; being mindful of lung fluke which killed two lambs at this grass keep last year.
Took some time off decorating my bungalow to walk about and explore the surrounding area of my new village.
We gained access to the Craik to do a welfare check on our sheep, there are seven of our flock grazing within the Craik Forest.
Today. having signed a Secure Tenancy Agreement I am no longer homeless, for the first day in very long, traumatising, and at times life threatening twenty years.
We had planned to rest this Sunday, but we both set to work on weeding our Kitchen Garden.
Busy day, been weeding our kitchen garden, we have so many vegetables to plant this year at Woodburn Farmhouse.
