A little update first. Ste has managed to find the problem with the Aga! It's the filter on the control box. It was blocked. He's cleaned it and it's free flowing again now however the wick needs replacing now as it was starved of oil so burnt out. I have ordered some and he will replace it as soon as it arrives and I can get going again.
In the mean time I baked for the family using the other oven and managed to produce burnt but edible cookies.
The kids approved so that's a good sign.
The project we're starting is setting up the remaining poultry area. We had a bit sectioned off for the table birds but as they're all gone now, we're starting to open it all up. There's chickens and ducks going to be in here.
When we finished one of the hay bales, we moved the netting that they come in ready for he next bale to be put in place and discovered these. I do love coming across the free range eggs.
Today I've not managed to get into the veg plot as when I got up I did the animals, rode out, showered and went to Aldi then we went to family for lunch. After that we got home and had more family visiting until 6:30 so we decided to call it a day and I'll start again in the morning after a reasonably early night. So instead I cracked open the rhubarb wine and added some lemonade and my goodness it's good.
Cheers, have a lovely evening.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tania!
DeleteLove the unexpected egg haul! So pleased the Aga is sorted.
ReplyDeleteMe too Lou, one less thing to worry about hopefully (I'll know once we light it) x
DeleteRhubarb wine eh...you renaming yourselves Tom and Barbara?! x
ReplyDeleteHaha funnily enough the people who owned this place were called Tim and Barbara (so almost!) but they didn't do anything like this from what we've been told. So maybe :D x
DeleteI wanted to post yesterday on how absolutely beautiful your Aga is. Glad it out got sorted out
ReplyDeleteHiya, thank you, she's brought about a new found love of cooking
DeleteMy homemade wines from my late teens and early twenties used to get us drunk but they never tasted that good!
ReplyDeleteHaha well we must be lucky then! I'm about to bottle last years elderberry wine but will wait to open that as apparently it should age a good while.
DeleteTracy
ReplyDeleteLink for cornflake pudding recipe
http://www.littlestuff.co.uk/2010/03/school-dinners-cornflake-tart-remember/
Pattypanxx
You are so kind!!! thank you, I'll take a look xx
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