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The earth belongs to YHWH and all in it ...

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Whether you're a monarchist or republican, a long weekend to celebrate the Queen's birthday is always appreciated!  I thoroughly enjoyed having family and friends up on Sunday and Monday to enjoy the perfect weather, the Hebron environment and fellowship.

Taking in the views as we sat out on the verandah having lunch together was a real treat today.  What a privilege and joy it is to enjoy this property with each other. 


Today we moved the flock over to the top paddock and tagged/vaccinated our newest addition.  Unfortunately we lost a lamb last week, despite having the extra alpaca, so the battle against the fox menace continues.


 Many hands make light work when it comes to shoring up the fence line against intruders.  Of course very cute pink gumboots gives the working party a touch of panache!


Together we made progress to ensure the greenhouse is around for a few more years yet, as well as giving it an overdue tidy up.  Brendan also ripped up the rabbit warren to ensure pesky visitors are not made welcome.


Brendan made progress with investigating the bore pump shamozzle, as well as installing an internet connection on the solar unit so we can view our usage.

Today was one of those days that just makes you so very appreciative of this life and journey that YHWH has given us.  The tasks and little improvements we do here and there all keep Hebron ticking along and help to create an environment where YHWH's Name is honoured, relationships are fostered and souls are refreshed.

Until next time ...

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