Self sufficiency in Galicia

Tuesday, 4 August 2009

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The soft fruit has done very well, we have been picking strawberries since March and the suckers which we transplanted are now in flower. We...

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Just about every thing grows well in Galicia, our main failure is garlic which might have been planted too deep.

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Sunday we found where one of the hens had been for the last three weeks, sitting on eggs! so we now have an extra seven chicks, we just hope...
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...
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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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