Garden Project

The bricklayer came first thing this morning with two of the workmen who had been working on the garden earlier in the week. He got to work on the two retaining walls including finishing off the incomplete footings for the wall at the end of the garden and organised the laying of the footpath.

Garden Project

Garden Project

I love the new wall around the patio area :-)

Garden Project

Garden Project

The shed needs building and placing in the right position and there are a few rough edges that need sorting out. This work is scheduled for Monday, so tomorrow, we need to tackle the ivy that is invading the back fence…

Dining on the Patio

The weather was favourable, allowing us to dine on the patio and enjoy our garden.

And the bees are loving the sunflower that was a gift from one of our resident birds :-)

Busy Bees

12 Comments CherryPie on Jul 23rd 2016

12 Responses to “Nearly There…”

  1. Angus Dei says:

    Very nice CherryPie, enjoy:)

  2. Ayush says:

    some tidy work done there, CP. i like the shots of the table and the close up on the flower.

  3. James Higham says:

    This is going to clash with your travelling itinerary. You’ll not wish to leave the back garden.

    • CherryPie says:

      When I am not travelling I love to sit at home and ‘rest a while’. My garden space is now turning into something I always wanted from it :-)

      The sunflower was a special gift from the birds and the bees love it. Yesterday I was blessed with a small frog sitting on my back door sill as I closed the window blinds :-)

      What more could a girl ask for :-)

  4. Alan says:

    It all looks lovely! Such a change. I can just imagine the joy of sitting outside with a glass of something chilled as the end of the day approaches.

    • CherryPie says:

      Yes it will be lovely when it is finished and when it stops raining. The workers didn’t arrive today so we have a shed that is only half built at the moment!!

  5. What? No hot tub! ;)

  6. Did you watch Amazing Spaces Shed of the Year?
    You should also build a rotating shed!