An Englishman in Wales

Trying to get use to the weather has been challenging. Especially when it's been one of the wettest and windiest winters we (and South West Wales) have experienced. I mean, just take a look at the image of the wood at the end of our road.

On the home front, progress is being made. The unfortunate national and international events of the past several weeks is a stark realisation of how fortunate and grateful we are for what we have.

We are very lucky to have a garden and a home where we can take our time and stamp our personality onto it.

And yes, internally the house in nearly finished. So nice to sit back, admire the view and not holes in the wall.

Rejuvination! Yes, this is the same room.

The kitchen was Tina's first attempt at laying flooring. She did an amazing job and subsequently has laid the flooring in all of the rooms.

Clearing up several years' of weeds and overgrown shrubs, trees and plants to clear the land for growing and sowing took many weeks.

By late summer, 2019, it was starting to take shape.

When not working on the house or garden, I’ve made use of downtime by trying to get to grips with CSS, HTML and UX.

The results can be seen on my recently created websites:
www.thedesigneye.co.uk (print and digital design) and www.daisychaindaze.co.uk (songwriter, composer and musician). With updates to another: www.thecreativeeye.co.uk