Here we are in The Manica Post. Just click the picture for the online version.
Tree clearing C to B
Clearing dead pines before they decide to fall on the new fence.
Fencing Part 6: D to C
Arrive at D, turn the corner and we are heading for C. Now we have to practice our downhill fencing skills. And below the Hornbydale entry in the all Zimbabwe Adventure Fencing Competition 2015.
Fencing Part 5: D to E
You have no choice but to endure more and more posts – about more and more fencing! Its that much fun as you can see in the next 3 pictures! We are using the first 600m as our testing ground – to work on our technique and get it right – ready for more challenging … Continue reading
We may not know what it is … but we built it anyway!
There were a lot of semi-dried, over-sized eucalyptus logs that needed a use. So we built this ….thing … Ok, it’s a tidy way to store the logs for future stone cracking (i.e. burning) and provide an … Continue reading
Fencing Part 4: Start Fencing – Section E to D
It has really arrived! The day we start putting up the 2.1m mesh fence supplied by Fence Secure of Msasa Harare and made in Zimbabwe (also termed Veld Fence or Bonox Fence). I will post under the alphabetical boundary sections. We are starting from point E (close to the house) and heading off to D … Continue reading
Eastern Highlander 