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Oh, and I also made apricot jam. Yum!
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I love apricot jam - and apricots. Haven't had any this year.
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And yeah, apricots are the best.
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I got my writing done early so I could get out in the garden because of the rain and having the fire serviced and chimney swept. Got to stay in or I might not hear the doorbell. Anyway, I got outside, started to shift more branches... and it started raining. So I came back indoors and did some chores. Finally got back out at 3.15, by which time a lot of the branches were damp, but the ones under the juniper were still dry, so I was able to break up some and bag them for use on the fire. I managed to shift all the decent twigs and branches. What's left are the bits that are too rotten for use on the fire, and a huge pile of soil, one of the reasons the conifer has to go. The banking is fronted with a drystone wall, and all the soil has leaked between the stones onto the path. So unhelpful. I've got to put it all back, once I get rid of the rubbish. There are some fragments of the old shed still there, and some other junk that was buried under the branches.
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I did manage to get a lot done, but what's left is going to get very wet in the forthcoming rain which will make clearing it up a lot harder.
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Anyway, here's a baby of a teenie African violet.
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Awww, precious little baby plant!
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