Simply cycling around
It’s really hot again and we came back today to the banana farm. Most farm here get blueberries, cucumbers and bananas. It used to be only banana but they make more money today working this way. And there is a big competition with Queensland where many companies started doing bananas. It’s flat so the work is easier.
John proposed me one time to have a day trip to show me the country side around Woolgoolga. This time came and it’s today :-) We started by visiting the huge Costa farm named also as Berry Exchange. This is the biggest berry farm in the south hemisphere and it’s gonna be soon the biggest in the world because the company bought rescently more land to continue developing the business. Then we went to Grafton, where I have been already, to have a nice fish n’ chips. Finally we came back to Woolgoolga too close our loop. Let’s start the visit now :-)
If you are afroad of spiders even front of your screen, do not open that post :-) This picture protect yourself from an heart attack. It’s only my hand but it could be scary as well ah ah. All those coming spiders are harmless. That means they wouldn’t attack human. They prefer insects and have different styles to catch them. Are you ready? Be strong, it’s your turn now :-P
As I said yesterday, yes I received my phone after two months and what happens is the team who repaired my phone didn’t really take care much. After changing the damaged piece the person re-assembled the phone and squeezed the join towards the jack entry. So now I can charge my phone but I cannot use my earplugs… There is always something wrong with that bloody mobile or what?
Hmm, I’ve just came back from work and to my tent but it’s a mess here today. The veranda works started today and john is working with them. Oh, not exactly. He wants to keep the good bits of timber and build something else with it. Recycling!
Hmm, well, this is not the best post but some little things let strong and good souvenirs in the mind. It’s just remind me one more quiet afternoon, reading, chating with Pauline and John or like now annoyed the ants. Yes because my tent is always full of ants. They are everywhere, particularly when I forget a small bit of food in a corner. Those one live up on a branch between two leaves they stick together.
Today, we finished pruning the cucumbers (take off the bottom leaves to let the sunshine penetrate) and then we moved to another farm around Woolgoolga to work few more hours.