





The tunnel house is now starting to produce results - the first zucchinis were picked today and the cucumbers, gherkins and tomatoes are also coming along well (as long as you don't take any notice of the mildew on the leaves....). The pickles have also been left to their own devices and I finally got around to removing them this morning. Not too bad for a first try!
Next week I will go to Australia for a week to study about farm tourism etc. Never has a plane seat looked more attractive!
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