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| The bungalow is no more, all that's left is the oil tank |
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| The Pit from the top gate |
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| The remains of the foundations, looking towards the top of the site |
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| Looking across the garden to all that's left of it - the cedar tree that we gave to Joyce for her birthday sometime in the 70's |
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| The site of Reuben's vegetable garden and orchard |
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| Looking down the site towards the main road |
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| View from the front gate |
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| View down the Pit from the site of the old tin shed |
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| My contribution to Paula's new on-line venture - see http://www.raggie-aggie.co.uk/ |
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| Tea time in Ditchling |
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| A visit to Ditchling Museum but the exhibit outside proves more interesting... |
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| To get some idea of the scale, the bowl is 100cm in diameter |
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| A good use for some of the giant flints that Reuben collected from various building sites |
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| Time for a tea break |
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| The plants look a bit lost but will soon grow ( fingers crossed - the tiny green dot on the left foreground is Myosotis "Eyre Mountain' so I hope it eventually lives up to it's name!) By the time I took this photo, the sun had gone in so I hope to post a better one soon. |
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| An Armadilla - just the job for a spare room! |
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| Amnesty International's show garden commemorated the 500th anniversary of Magna Carta and was our favourite |
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| Making a pond at Ben's |
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Repairs to a path, using plastic wood |
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| Time for lunch? |
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| A slight adjustment needed |
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| Project completed! Meanwhile, indoors... |
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| Someone who shall be nameless demolished a lump of plaster in our garden room so first stage of the repair |
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| Yet more cracks... |
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| This is the fun part |
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| Wot no cracks?! |
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| New lights in the garden room Next phase - utility room |
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| New floor in the garden room |
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| ... through into the utility room... |
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| ... and into the kitchen |
