Upper Mongogarie, Hammock night experience

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Hello, Sue and Keith’s family came today so I’m going to sleep out because this time the house is full. Yesterday I had an extra day in “my” bed. I was prepared to sleep in my tent when Humberto, a family member, with who I have a comment : cyclism :-) He plan a trip in Asia and we exanged tips about bike travelling. Story after story, we started talking about hammock. He gots one and I’m gonna try this one with my top layer tent as a rain cover. It should be interesting because my next gift will be a hammock I think. Many ways it look better than a tent. It avoids :

  • the animals on the ground.
  • the water inside ( with a rain cover).
  • to damage the mattrees.

And it’s lighter and more compact! This is important. So, yes, definitively when my tent will be broken I will look for a hammock :-)
Good night

Upper Mongogarie, landscaping

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Hey, painting was fast and I’m still continuing making those stairs and the garden area, one of them because Sue has planted vegetables in every corners and it’s nice. I’m going to build some very small part of wall but I can’t find the cement pack anymore. This is a mystery, it disappeared … I should be able to finish that before I leave!

Upper Mongogarie, jacuzzis, this time it’s finished!

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This time, finally, I can definitely say that this project is done! What is the changes? The black colour! Yes Keith wanted Sue to paint them again because there was plenty of white bits everywhere. We moved them many times so of course the paint was damaged. Now they are smoothly black and they look like new :-) Fiou! From now, the word “jacuzzis” will remind me this place for ever ;-) and maybe also for whom followed this project from the beginning with always the same picture haha :-)

Upper Mongogarie, jacuzzis, wood protection

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This morning, Puantas and Anton left the place. They continue their trip and maybe, MAYBE, I’ll see them again somewhere, we never know. So, I’ve finished this morning applying the hardener on the wood surrounding the jacuzzis. I wanted to do it sooner but it rained everyday a bit. This time I’m well prepared. I found those big pieces of roof. If the rain comes back I cover everything! bloody rain!

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Upper Mongogarie, dam

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We’ve got a new mission today. This morning during Puantas was building shelves inside the new shelter, I worked with Anton too flatten (aplatir) the road down the entrance. The heaving rain always push down the soil and after a while you need a tank to access the the house. Then we finish that part and would like to keep the road as long as possible (at least until Christmas) so we are now digging a trench and building a wall to protect the path from the water.

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