Yan, Tan, Tethera, Pethera, Pimp!

Yan, Tan, Tethera, Pethera, Pimp!
Showing posts with label holiday home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday home. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

We're back in Ireland!


Yes, we are back in our Irish home: Jessie, Floyd, Jai and Suki are with me.
This time, I am trying to accomplish one big task: fencing the land behind our house. This piece of land comprises 6 small fields and our little hill is in it too. We are clearing the hill and the dry walls of all sorts of weeds and saplings, and the fence will go around the perimeter, so the sheep will be able to move around unless we block the gaps in the walls, and we hope they will not jump them (too much).





Our little hill was covered in shrubbery, wich we took down and made a bonfire of :)


 



 The rest of the rubbish that isn't burnable, we're burying.


How empty and big the hill looks now!
 

 The end result looks pretty good...
I can already imagine sheep wandering on it, eating their belly's full of lush grass :)



Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Our new Irish (holiday) home

So it's been a while since I updated this blog, very sorry for that! It's just we've been in Ireland so much the last year, and we have been very busy there. We have bought a holiday home with some land attached in county Mayo, and I have been working hard to get the house in good shape. Not only for our family, but also for visitors. And my next visit will be all out about fencing the land now, so we can put sheep on it. Yes, sheep!!

Here are some pictures from the garden around the house:










These are the fields behind the house:










In the meanwhile, the dogs and me explored the fields that belong with the house. They had a great time there, checking everything out and running and playing in this wonderful setting.We even have a stream at the boundaries, which is fun in summer for the dogs, but also will provide water for the sheep!

These are the fields at the other side of the road in front of the house:



















I'm sure we're going to have a good time in our new Irish home :)