Celebrating the culmination of Trevor's sixth decade was as good an excuse as any to light a camp fire and enjoy the starry night. Thanks Guac!
Some days I light a small fire and just sit and feel incredibly blessed by the beauty and shalom here at Hebron; snatches of time to be in His presence without the interruptions and demands of life.
Fencing is now a priority and will be on the 'to-do' list for a few months to come. The guys are doing a great job and not only will it facilitate easier flock handling, it adds value to the property.
Even though the paddocks look green we are hanging out for more rain. We received nearly 30ml this month, which is a blessing, but we are preparing for a dry spring and summer and managing our flock size will be very important.
With views like this it's not a bad way to spend a weekend!
When we took ownership of Hebron over 9 years ago there little eaten down saplings, hardly 15cm high. Now they've grown sufficiently to provide a great hiding spot for Yakira!
I've enjoyed planting various garden beds and watching them grow and take shape; a bit like us all really ....
In a couple of months we will be gathering together to celebrate the festival of Sukkot. As we prepare Hebron for celebrations we too are prepared for that final Great Day by entering into the message and beauty of the preceding moed; Yom Teruah and Yom Kippur.
Shavoua Tov
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