Well, my last week on the farm and my last blog. I can hardly believe how quickly the last three months have gone…it doesn’t seem like five minutes ago Julian and I had just met at Morisset train station and we were on the mammoth drive up to
This week has been a busy one, trying to tie up a few ends before I go. For weeks we had been discussing doing road signs and a mandala map and as you know from my last blog I’ve been spending a lot of time on completing these projects. The signs are finished and ready to be put up, hopefully in time for Julian’s Christmas party on Sunday, so everyone can find their way around! And the mandala map is outside, in view from the window I sit at, just waiting to have the pencil lines rubbed out…and then that’s finished too. I feel very pleased with how they have turned out…I hope lots of you will see them in use on the farm in the future!
One of the things about this week that really sticks in my mind was the harvest on Wednesday morning. We got up at 6:30am before the heat and harvested the most lettuce, kale, silverbeet, tatsoi and bok choy I’ve seen since I’ve been at Imago. It was so good to be involved with such a great harvest on my last week, and also to be involved in the packing of each individual box and their delivery to you at home. Delivery day is usually quite a long one, but it’s the day all our hard work on the farm comes together and we can show it off a bit! We hope you are enjoying what you received…
So, it looks like it’s goodbye from me and my blog. It’s been a pleasure helping Julian in the process of getting his food to you at home and meeting some of you along the way. It was great to hear that a few of you followed and enjoyed my blog…who knows, maybe I’ll come back to
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