Monday, March 26

outdoors

Last week I chopped up one of the two falling-over trees. Not ideally how I want to spend my time, but neither do I want to be surrounded by jungle. And the tradesman option would be almost as much work, except that you also get to pay. I used a chainsaw-on-a-pole, a great contraption.




The sawing was the fun part. The bundling up was a pain.





The weekend walk was a 5-hour affair, on level ground and in bright sunshine for a change.











4 comments:

  1. I say!

    I'm very fortunate to have Wilson to do both the cutting down, and the bundling up.

    MM III

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  2. Albert? Do you have a wood stove? Hotboy

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  3. Looks like hard work, but as you say it has to be done. Never much cared for chainsaws, but I'm dangerous with most tools.

    Lovely walk pics. Is there a story to go with the wrecked boat?

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  4. Mingers. Is there no end to Wilson's talents?

    Hotters. No, but I could always have another bonfire to entertain the fire brigade.

    Nanners, I'd like to know too. I googled the boat's registration without success.

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