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Lord Viykor
 Post subject: Re: LV's backyard
PostPosted: Fri May 07, 2010 7:53 pm 
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My sweet corn is going well, got cobs growing now. :D
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Timber for the 2nd aquaponics area
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Timber all cut, fitted and backfilling done.
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PostPosted: Sun May 23, 2010 9:16 pm 
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Planted some more seedlings today so now I've got cauliflowers, broccoli, cabbages, zucchinis, french beans, tomatoes, rosemary and onions in the dirt garden now.

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It's all loking pretty good Tony - nice finish on the AP groundwork !

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Picked all our sweet corn today, I'll try and post some photos tomorrow.

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So did you get a fair bit of corn then LV?

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Lord Viykor
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Photos as promised :D been away for a couple of days with my lovely wife to celebrate our anniversary.

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All ready for blanching and freezing.
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Nice LV! How many years for your anniversary?

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Faye wrote:
Nice LV! How many years for your anniversary?


18 years today Faye, spent a couple of days touring the Granite Belt and Darling Downs.

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Nice achievement LV, Happy anniversary to you both! Sounds like a fitting celebration to get away for a couple of days.

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That is some seriously yummy looking corn LV. Well Done :thumb:

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Nice looking corn there mate, all my corn died unfortunetly. Happy Anniversary :thumb:
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This was my second go at growing corn, the first was a total fail. Planted in a spot that got little direct sunlight and they never took off.

The weekend away was great, first time without our children. They're all teenager now with the oldest being 17, well and truly old enough to look after themselves for a couple of days.

Next thing to think about is what to plant next.

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Lord Viykor wrote:
This was my second go at growing corn, the first was a total fail. Planted in a spot that got little direct sunlight and they never took off.

The weekend away was great, first time without our children. They're all teenager now with the oldest being 17, well and truly old enough to look after themselves for a couple of days.

Next thing to think about is what to plant next.

Congratulations :now lets see
18 anniversary oldest 17 honeymoon baby :thumb:
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Lord Viykor
 Post subject: Re: LV's backyard
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Food&Fish wrote:
Congratulations :now lets see
18 anniversary oldest 17 honeymoon baby :thumb:


Nah, he'll be 18 in December so a little bit before the honeymoon. I was a bad boy.

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