Self sufficiency in Galicia

Saturday, 9 January 2010

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Happy New Year to one and all. With the new year comes new life, we now have twin female kids born a week ago. Unfortunately the mother is ...
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For years we have wanted to skip Christmas, this year we nearly managed it. Although it's good to have a celebration in the middle of wi...
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The downstairs loo has taken two months to complete, although it's the smallest room in the house it posed some problems not least tha...

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I have got rather behind with this blog over the last two months, autumn came late, but winter has now started. There was some beautiful aut...
Tuesday, 10 November 2009

The gander hunt

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Last January we lost our gander, as readers of our blog will know this turned into quite a saga, well the story continues. Two months ago we...
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Wednesday, 4 November 2009

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We love photographing fungi, just a small selection of the ones we found yesterday. It's just a shame we cant find any pixies in the woo...

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Sunday was all Souls Day, for the previous week or more all the shops were full of Chrysanthemum plants and the farmers market on Friday was...
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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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