Monday 30 October 2017

Winding down at Sissinghurst



















 And some essential maintenance.
The tower is under scaffolding for the next six months.

A cold snap at last.
I have been planting tulips 
and trying to remember what my intentions were
for Spring 2018 when I ordered them.

In other news, furniture is being eyed up for reupholstering.
A new carpet is being laid.
Light bulbs have been replaced.

Autumn is the new Spring.



5 comments:

  1. When you say that light bulbs have been replaced, do you mean by those longlife ones?

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    1. No they were dead so-called long life ones! We have such a vast assortment of differing bulbs around the place, bayonet, screw in of varying sizes, candle bulbs, under cupboard ones, a giant one for a standard lamp, LED, old school filaments . . . It used to be a question of whether it was 60W or 100W bayonet and that was it.

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    2. It sounds very complicated.

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  2. A major investment ! Luckily our local supermarket has a young man who knows which lamp fits where .
    I was thinking that what I really could use in the kitchen is a miner's lamp .

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  3. Oooh, lovely Sissinghurst. So very much not handy for Edinburgh, alas, though we've been twice. That looks like expensive renovation...

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