Ribh's D'Coopage

[Ribh]

I don't care, it's beautiful. I will need sights like this in your summer as I deal with our winter. Please keep them coming.

While I think snow looks terribly pretty I do not like the reality. So cold & wet. Brrrrr.... On the other hand we seem to have a delayed spring this year...

 

[Ribh]

Sitting on the edge of my chair in anticipation of it's arrival

lol Just hope it lives up to expectations!

 

[rjohns39]

.This is kind of fall.... bouncing between 10C in the morning and 38C in the afternoon. It's crazy. But nonetheless Good morning and thank you again for such a beautiful rug.

 

[Ribh]

Went out to collect the eggs & found the guard had changed but the situation hadn't. *sigh* Tuppence whinging @ Suyin.

 

[MaryJanet]

O.O you used celsius!! Thank you thank you thank you... I can make immediate meaning from a statement about the temperature!

Now a sensible reply... 38 is quite hot really. Summery. Is it going down to 10 overnight or is it 10 when you get going in the morning?

In Adelaide it's 15.8 at present (8am) and we're expecting a high of 23. A typical spring day. And it looks like Sandy has laid her egg

 

[Ribh]

.This is kind of fall.... bouncing between 10C in the morning and 38C in the afternoon. It's crazy. But nonetheless Good morning and thank you again for such a beautiful rug.

You are very welcome. I loved making it for you.

 

[Ribh]

Still getting freesias flowering in all the beds.
Someone muddled their seeds though. I am meant to have mostly originals with a few blues sprinkled here & there for contrast but am seeing *colours* Pretty but nowhere near as scented.

The bees aren't ours either.
Hoping to split the hive in another month or so. Weight is looking good for that.​

 

[MaryJanet]

I've been wondering about your bees

 

[Ribh]

Finally! The eggs!​

 

[Ribh]

I've been wondering about your bees

They seem to be doing great thanks @MaryJanet. The hive arrived weighing 4Ks. We can split @ 7ks & when John last weighed we were @ 61/2. As it sits behind the coop I usually check on the bees when I collect the eggs ~ not so easy as my eyesight isn't the best & they are tiny but I can see the big bags of pollen & nectar on their legs. Lots of gum blossom through winter for us so plenty of food.