Some trees on the morning walk, with some modifications the first one could be used for just sitting and reading a book. Reminds of one of the apple trees at home.
Lots of slate at a building site in the woods, the question “Why don’t we have a snooker table at home?” comes to mind. It is really hot and sunny today, 30 degrees in the shade, so we are all finding nice shady places to sit in. Here Priti and Ned are writing Ned’s name in Hindi.Nidhi is checking out her latest dying project on silk.Joanna has begun crocheting small organic forms of the fishing line that is left, which is the one of 0.45 mm.The chair has gotten 4 legs today! And Bella is hanging out with us in the shady woodshop.The armrest resawn down the middle to form the left and right side. The aim was to get some kind of mirrored grain pattern, but the saw kerf was a bit too wide + plaining –> not really the expected effect, but nice pattern nevertheless.In the evening light, Abishek is again coming to photograph us in the woodshop.Then we met up at the balcony to have a beer and a chat before dinner. Here is the mango blouse that Emily made for Hannelie to mend a hole in the front. It’s looking really good!We watched the sunset from the balcony, Tony planning our last working day tomorrow.After dinner, Priti had a surprise in mind. This jar had made up its mind though. The somewhat shaky handling of the camera is simply due to the fact that the handler almost blew an artery 30 seconds before, trying to open it. A minute later, another, more obedient, jar was found. And we tried out a delicious Himalayan-raspberry-liqueur. Yummy!
