Posted in Smallholding and Woodland on November 21, 2011
After a lengthy period of consideration I finally went ahead and invested in an Alaskan chainsaw mill to use to add value (or in Permaculture parlance, obtain the maximum yield) to the small amount of
Posted in Smallholding and Woodland on October 30, 2011
Posted in Smallholding and Woodland on September 22, 2011
Our new-to-us woodland has a large number of standing dead trees or ones with bits dangerously hanging off. Whilst I need to wait until autumn proper to kick off the program of works that is rapidly
Posted in Smallholding and Woodland on September 21, 2011
Our woodland is in need of some TLC, as things currently stand we can't get to all parts of it because it is so overgrown. We've no management plan yet so we want to minimise any changes but we
Posted in Articles, Smallholding and Woodland on September 3, 2011
Aerial view of our land, woods to the left Before I begin let's get the disclaimer out of the way: I'm not a financial advisor nor am I 'regulated by the Financial Services Authority' and your risk
Posted in Smallholding and Woodland on July 20, 2011
We've moved (again) and I was very glad to have the big Ifor Williams to shift the garden/workshop and firewood. I was pushing it a bit with this load, though.
Posted in Smallholding and Woodland on April 29, 2011
The aim being to build my first round wood timber framed structure, a compost loo in the garden
Posted in Fam, Smallholding and Woodland on April 27, 2011
Posted in Fam on April 23, 2011
Posted in Smallholding and Woodland on April 16, 2011