More Hard Labour

Having finished the edgings of the path, we need to fill it in. So, 10 tonnes of chippings (castine) came this morning. We wanted it tipped in the 'ruin' but we weren't sure if a big lorry would be able to maneouvre in to it, so we thought that we'd start off with the smallest lorry.

It's just as well that we did, as the lorry was bigger than we imagined and he couldn't get in to the 'ruin'.

You can see how hard he tried to get in!!!!! Actually, the driver tried to be as helpfull as possible; we couldn't complain.

So, having decided that he'd have to tip it in our parking area next to the house, the driver remembered that he could tip to the side of the lorry.

At least we're not blocking the road!

So began the wheelbarrow race. I could only do three short spells as the temperature was in the mid thirties!

Yoda walked down what I had done so far and gave it a wag of approval. And, most important of all, the gardener is very pleased!