Roasting hot today but the first parts of the gable are up and I'm ready to lift the purlins tomorrow.
For dinner produce from the garden - lettuce, courgette, chard, leek, chanterelles, tomatoes plus some left over chicken.
I bought my home in the Couserans Pyrénées in 2004 and left the UK to live here full time. After 5 years of solo adventure I met Susie and her children Jasper and Ruby. We married in 2012 and spend our time walking in the mountains, looking after our chickens and sheep, transforming their wool and other fibres into woven, knitted and felted creations and growing/foraging for our food.
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Jeezum, look at the size of those timbers! Isn't there some old farmer interested in selling you an aged all terrain forklift at centimes on the franc? Maybe the fellows who sold you the tractor, baler, and mower...
Alas no, but the purlins are shorter than the floor beams and with 8 of us it should be OK.
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