Wabbidashery… aka, The Heritage Heaven Tour
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@Larkens how are the strawberries? I visited my friend in Germany a few years back and picked some from his garden allotment and I've never had a better one in my life.
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@phoenixinflight they are very nice. Always believe that if you pick m fresh and eat them immediately, that’s the best. But most get eaten by my daughter though haha.
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@Larkens garden is looking great! Substantial space
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Thanks! Size is indeed big enough to provide us with a lot of nice vegetables. And at the moment a daily dose of
Chorecoat is perfect for this, like it’s made for.. chores
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@Aetas when it was very dry here, about a month or so ago, i had to water it alot.
Now it’s wet enough. The garden is surrounded by water and the soil is quite forgiving and easy.
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Got a couple of late evenings in the garden lately. Been warm and humid here in The Netherlands. But got to enjoy the coat a little bit more. It's been a blast and a blessing, glad I got my own to wear after this! And... I guess it's about time to go to the next lucky guy, right?
Here are some pics, bonus with working in the evening is the soft light
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Sad to see the jacket leave today, it’s on its way to @Chap right now. Hope the weather is cool enough for the cool jacket
After talking with @denim-dawg about who’s next we landed on Chap. It was supposed to go to Brue, but he opted out (reached out to him). So it’s Austria next, then with @Giles to Baltimore if I’m correct.
Glad I was part of this tour! Now it’s time for my own 120 to be worn.
Have fun Jens!
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@Larkens you’re brilliant, mate. You’ve watered and cared for both your garden and wabby for all of us. The dots and stripes of the chore have blended into the Dutch scenerey, and probably smells of home grown strawberries and goods of honest growth. Thanks a lot!!!
Happy to see @Chap turn of the dasherie, before it heads to its US leg lead over the herring pond by @Giles
