I posted the photo below about a year ago. Spot the difference! Jean Michel has just spent nearly a month redoing the façade of the barn on the right after our neighbour removed the awful lean-to on his side. Using traditional materials and not cement and concrete meant that it was time-consuming but I think the result is worth it!
J’ai posté la photo ci-dessous il y a un an à peu près. Est-ce que vous voyez la différence ? Jean MIchel vient de passer près d’un mois à refaire la façade de la grange à droite après que notre voisin a enlevé l’appentis disgracieux de son côté. Le fait d’utiliser des matériaux traditionnels et non pas du ciment et du béton a pris plus de temps mais je pense que le résultat vaut bien la peine !
Jean Michel has done a fantastic facelift! What a gorgeous day and autumn colours.
By the way enjoy your red ladybirds for me. Ours are orange and very small, when one can spot them.
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Thank you Helen! The next time I see a ladybird, I’ll take a photo for you. I didn”t know they were orange in Australia. Do you think there are any up north?
I think so. I googled but couldn’t find specific information to that effect, but thought you might find this link interesting.
http://www.brisbaneinsects.com/brisbane_ladybirds/
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Ah yes not at all the same. Maybe they have a suntan.
Quite a difference!
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Yes, that’s for sure!