Martin mentioned that he had to go plum hunting with this fruit tea; I agree—I got lost in the woods myself. Not plummy, but it wasn’t unpleasantly tart, either—reminded me a little bit of red Hi-C with less sugar. It was fruity enough to enjoy while surveying the fruits of our labor this afternoon: the backyard glider is sanded, touched up, and refreshed with a much-needed coat of polyurethane.

ashmanra

It is so satisfying to get those spring time jobs done to enjoy the summer and fall! We planted a tree and did lots of clean up, spread straw, potted some extra oregano from my herb patch, and generally puttered in the yard.

gmathis

The glider project was primarily to scratch the dig-in-the-dirt itch…it’s way too early to plant here. Low of 26 coming at us tonight.

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ashmanra

It is so satisfying to get those spring time jobs done to enjoy the summer and fall! We planted a tree and did lots of clean up, spread straw, potted some extra oregano from my herb patch, and generally puttered in the yard.

gmathis

The glider project was primarily to scratch the dig-in-the-dirt itch…it’s way too early to plant here. Low of 26 coming at us tonight.

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