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It seems that, at the moment, if we're not labelling things we're making batts!⁠

It won't be long before we start seeing signs of new growth in the garden, and then we will start trying to tame the triffids! ⁠

Happy hump day! We're half way through the week and it has gone midday, so it is definitely time for a cup of tea and a biscuit. Or if you're these two, just a biscuit!⁠

The chickens have been enjoying their treats during their lockdown. A pumpkin will keep them amused for hours; it is full of lovely things for pecking and it attracts little bugs, which are also very good for pecking. It doesn't take them long to hollow it out to just the skin...like little, feathery piranhas!⁠

The harbour looks rather empty without the boats moored up - it does make it easier to rummage for treasure, though!⁠

We've been busy bees this week with all of our making. Our egg-point frequenters will be pleased to know that our honey marmalade is now back in stock and available for all your toasty needs!⁠

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