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Pre-drilled and countersunk assembly screw holes in all wall components

Posted on November 14, 2018November 14, 2018 by Yvonne @Quilting Jetgirl

Pre-drilled and countersunk assembly screw holes in all wall components

Pre-drilled and countersunk assembly screw holes in all wall components

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I’ve been working super hard to clean up the orchard. This avocado tree was crowded by a row of palms that I thinned this weekend and was completely inundated by a lilikoi vine. It’s in much better shape now and has lots of little avocados on it, so hopefully we get a good crop this fall.
This was a great rainbow that showed up as I was out working in the orchard.
Our fresh orange juice is tart and tasty! It's always nice to get something from your yard that you normally get from the grocery store.
We made some great tangerine and orange juice today. Hopefully in the future we can juice a lot of the citrus and freeze it for the rest of the year.
These are just a drop in the bucket... there is no way we could eat all the ripe citrus right now.
There is a lot of ripe citrus in our orchard right now: tangerines, oranges, and lemons.
The fun of having a fixer upper house includes wearing lots of PPE to clean out gross spaces.
It's been fun harvesting food from around our property. Hopefully there will be a lot more of that in the future.
We are enjoying the change of climate here. The sky is so blue, especially after the ash filled skies of last summer in California. It rains a lot, but when it's not raining, it's really beautiful (and the rain makes everything so green).
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