A lot to clean up yet but the view is already very different with no macrocarpa there. More firewood too!
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- Rupert fells the macrocarpa shading the fruit trees
- More photos of the working bee
- Working bee third day
- Working bee second day
- Working bee first day involves wallpapering the ki...
- Freesias are a sure sign of spring
- Picking macadamias now
- Mulching in the spring
- Making new soil out the back
- The front of the house
- The blossom is all coming out well now
- Spring 2008 and the property is for sale
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- Otaki4fruit
- Otaki, Wellington, New Zealand
- I live in Otaki, an hour north of Wellington on the Kapiti Coast. I am 76 and my husband is 89. When I am not working out how to feed my husband or organise the garden, my passion is working on new economics and its politics.
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