Just the babiest of little tiny snowflakes are starting to come down.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Interesting. Not only El Nino's effect on the west coast and California, but what it has brought around the world.

http://ktla.com/2015/11/13/el-nino-arrives-will-be-one-storm-after-another-like-a-conveyor-belt/

http://ktla.com/2015/11/13/el-nino-arrives-will-be-one-storm-after-another-like-a-conveyor-belt/
Labels:
weather
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Friday, November 6, 2015
Oh, the travesty!!!
So during our little 3 day wind storm, my greenhouse blew over. Up and rolled over. Caught wind like a sail and made way.
I did not appreciate it and may have had one of my multiple breakdowns of the week. Maybe.
But, as usual, Woody to the rescue! He carefully rolled that sucker back over and decided to install a floor, so that all of the plants and etc that I put in it will give the building added weight. And overall, not too bad of damage to the structure! Little baby miracle.
I saved the few plants that had been placed in it already - the citrus - and they moved inside for a few days. After the floor was installed, I placed many, many, many pounds of paving stones, dirt and water inside, along with the plants. Fingers crossed that our efforts will pay off!
I did not appreciate it and may have had one of my multiple breakdowns of the week. Maybe.
But, as usual, Woody to the rescue! He carefully rolled that sucker back over and decided to install a floor, so that all of the plants and etc that I put in it will give the building added weight. And overall, not too bad of damage to the structure! Little baby miracle.
I saved the few plants that had been placed in it already - the citrus - and they moved inside for a few days. After the floor was installed, I placed many, many, many pounds of paving stones, dirt and water inside, along with the plants. Fingers crossed that our efforts will pay off!
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| Upright, with new floor! |
Labels:
drama,
greenhouses,
Shae-D Wood Farms,
weather
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