Self sufficiency in Galicia

Monday, 27 July 2009

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Having lived in Spain for over five years we are still traditional with the Sunday roast. The veg are of course fresh from the garden, roast...
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Sunday, 26 July 2009

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The plums are now ready and it is a bumper crop, we estimate that there is around 140 lbs, far too much for us to bottle or make jam and chu...
Thursday, 23 July 2009

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Yesterday we had long awaited heavy rain, the garden needed a good drenching, however, at 4am this morning I was awoken by the sound of fun...
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At last the incubator has arrived [ 2nd dispatched one] after a two day stop over in Belgium, and it was delivered to our door! So well done...
Wednesday, 22 July 2009

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After numerous emails, lots of stupid questions, and wondering just whose responsibility it is for the safe delivery by courier, the latest ...

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Message for BETTE NOIRE, if you leave another comment it should go to my email address, I can then answer you in full
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It's RAINING!!! after two months of virtually no rain we are celebrating, watering the veg every other day does not compensate for a goo...
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Renovation in Galicia
The purpose of this blog is to give a clear idea of what we are doing , what we hope to achieve and our life style, and type of work involved to would be helpers. My husband and I moved to Spain some eight years ago, from Ireland where we were organic farmers for a number of years. We have now returned to Ireland where once again we will aim for a self sufficientish life style.
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