The result
Having enjoyed my time singing Britten, Martin, Debussy, Gesualdo and Monteverdi, for a week, I returned, feeling guilty at having left the job unfinished. Imagine my surprise, when this was the view.
We needed to get the grass seeded as soon as possible to give it a chance to grow, and the Psych. set to every evening after work with a rake. These pictures were taken on the 2oth June, just before midsummer's night. So much for the prediction that I might just about have the stump out by then. Here are before and after photos! (These give an idea of winter conditions, too.)

From here it doesn't look much different - except for the absence of a rather large tree. We'll take a similar photo in a year, once the rest of it's done! The grass has started to grow, helped by the unusually large amount of rainfall, coupled with warm conditions. Pretty much like Ireland then!
From here it doesn't look much different - except for the absence of a rather large tree. We'll take a similar photo in a year, once the rest of it's done! The grass has started to grow, helped by the unusually large amount of rainfall, coupled with warm conditions. Pretty much like Ireland then!

3 Comments:
Garden is looking superb, It was an absolute pleasure to see you all and am well prepared for another visit in the near future. Hope the clan is well.
Another round of congratulations, this time to the pschologist, who seems to have made a tremendous job of finishing the good work. Dad of All and I are really looking forward to seeing it all in two weeks. Maybe you'd like another 7 tonnes of soil moved.........
I'd wouldn't make an offer like that lightly... it took 7 tonnes to sort out that part of the garden, which is less than half the size of the other section... the lorry that delivered could take about 12 tonnes, and that would fit nicely on the driveway too. When you make your Scandinavian tour next summer...
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