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We've had a couple of visitors this month, although one of them thought using the driveway was a bit over rated ..... Another bit of fencing that the blokes will have to do in a couple of weeks so that the Bidgebar paddock is usable again.  


After a few weeks of grey, wet and windy weather the sunshine last weekend was a lovely reprieve.  Being able to meander around the paddocks attending to this and that one can't help but be in communion with the Creator of all things.   


A couple of our visitors were surprised how large and comfortable the house was, and how far the property had progressed, so I thought a series of short videos over the next few weeks might dispel any misconceptions.


This was a bit of a clumsy attempt to film our young hives.  I'll invest in a little stand so I can video the hives and leave my hands free next time.  The hives have weathered the winter and are now preparing for warmer weather.  I'm loathe to disturb them too much because each time you pull a frame out they have to get busy to repair any damage and at this time of year they need to direct their attention to waxing up the frames.

The Sukkot festival season will soon be upon us, with Yom Teruah heralding the coming days and our Messiah Yeshua.  As we prepare Hebron and our hearts for these moed may the light of His presence reveal Himself and His ways more brightly; unveiling our hearts to receive His wisdom.

Shalom from Hebron

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