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Long Shadows

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Here at Hebron things are ticking away nicely.  The grass is long and drying out, which means an increased risk of pink-eye.  This is a condition where eyes can get infected from irritation from dry grass or lodged seeds and is simple enough to treat.  An increased check of the flock is now happening.  What a life this is - how lovely to spend a few more minutes to drive through the paddocks!


I inserted these two photos because I never tire of seeing the long shadows in the late afternoon.  I remember the days when there were no trees up the driveway and the only shade to be found was out in the paddocks under the big red gums.



As the paddocks brown off the beautiful flowering cactus is a sight to behold.  The fragrance is beautiful and even stronger than a rose. 


This time of year also brings out the reptiles.  Thankfully the only one I've seen thus far is a frill neck lizard.  The snakes will be around but as long as they stay out of sight I'm happy.  The rabbits are increasing and it won't be long before the mice make their presence known so as we keep on top of those 'meals' we should be okay. 


As it is drying out here don't forget to bring a pair of sock protectors and jeans next time you're up, otherwise you'll be picking grass seeds out of your shoes, socks and fleecy pants.

That's all there is to report this week from Hebron so shalom to all until next time.


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  1. ChristinaNovember 7, 2012 at 9:28 PM

    Thanks Annette for your updates on Hebron. I look forward to reading them each time you post new stuff up for us. And photos are great. Perhaps you could bring one cactus flower for us on Shabbat to have a smell. Love lots, Christina

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  2. nettypikeNovember 7, 2012 at 10:59 PM

    What a great invention blogs are :) Certainly makes keeping in touch and up to date so much easier.

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