

Additional news, we have a colony of visiting bees who used to come and drink from an old metal drum which cracked during the Winter, so in the Spring I put in a replacement drinking vessel, a clay 'bird bath' filled with a few rocks to stop any of them slipping on the glaze and drowning. They have now adopted it wholesale, and it's now like Brighton on a good Summer's day.

Here's a few photos.
2 comments:
do you realy need to renew all?...modern lumber is usualy pretty poor...well in UK anyway.
I can't tell you how much I adore this post :-D
And wonderful photos!
Morgan, USA
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