After Hawk House's foundation reinforcement project was complete we were able to do a reorganization of our storage area. Everything is now clearly labeled and easy to find. Check out our fine selection of hammers!
Our saws hang happily beneath the propane that fuels our stove, fridge, and barbeque.
Clearly marked boxes make it easy to find things and to know where to put things at the end of a work party.
organization + consciousness = ease!
Julia W does a soil test to determine the chemical make up of the soil.
We've been carefully cultivating our nettle patch. They are a valuable resource as they are high in iron. They make a great tea and can be eaten steamed!
We have discovered that rhubarb dies back completely over winter. We thought it was dead as we couldn't even find it in February. And then a miracle! It bloomed in spring!
A young mink near the well came for a closer look.
We dug channels in to the road to direct the winter rains towards the ditch but come spring we filled them in with rock to make it a smoother drive. The rain will still drain through the rock and help keep the road intact.
The diversion channel filled with rock.
Julia W having a laugh while making stakes for the cob wall.
