With two quotes of over 14,000 to fence the entire agro forestry area, somehow a piece meal with friends was so much easier to agree to. Sam leading, Ryan helping, it has been a joy to watch unfold. Precise, clear, project lead by Sam, precision measuring. We ordered through Kings, posts, chicken wire, ratchet wire tensing furniture. A digger to dig trench and move compost and chippings.
At the end an unexpected bonus: Though Ryan’s excellent work with pallets we’ve created a compartment area.
Meanwhile, various distractions. Friends from a past arrived: Linda and Cindy from Metfield days, who i’d contacted post Tessa’s funeral, keen to find and connect again with friends, including John, who i finally saw the following day. Bill came, who i’d not seen for far too long, who nearly 10 years ago took the first photographs of the wood.
The coat of hopes pilgrimes came to the wood, and we all wore this mantal of hope.
The fence is complete!
Along with an unexpected addition of Ryan’s pallet compartments for woodchip, manure and compost
Kaliwood 