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Vlog 199: Garden Grows; Operation Perimeter & Two Men On A Boat.

This is what I got up to this week on my property in rural Victoria, Australia. I begin this week with a quick tour of my some of my newer garden additions. From the Gunnera to the new orchard trees, it's nice to see how they are coming on in such a short period of time. I then turn my attention to the pressing task of getting the property ready for the Fire Danger Period. This week, I continue operation perimeter with phase two; clearing the fallen leaves and twigs from around the house. With a reduced fuel load, the hope is any fire which may come through this season will have a reduced impact because there's less for it to burn. Then, to end, Will gets to spend a lovely morning messing about on the water with his Dad on a homemade boat! Timestamps: 00:00 - Plant Updates 04:20 - Operation Perimeter 10:13 - Will Goes Boating Unaffiliated links to some of the things I mentioned: Gunnera - https://www.diggers.com.au/products/g... Cherry Plum - https://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to... Gardening Hat (similar) - https://www.solbari.com.au/products/w... Listen to Will on the radio every Saturday evening (unless we’re away!) from 7pm-10pm AEST on regfm.com.au. Catch up on the latest news from Coochie Creek:    / @noplacelikehomeaustralia   All commercial products mentioned in this video were bought using my own money. My opinions of them are entirely my own and based on my experiences of using them. Unless you're Husqvarna offering me a free electric ride-on lawnmower, I'm not interested in sponsorships, collaborations or gifts. I also posted photographs to:   / having.a.small.time   but I currently don't because I found it silly. ————————— The Small Time acknowledges and pays respect to the Gunaikurnai Nation's people on whose Land I live and work. I recognise the significant role the past and future Elders play in the existence of The Small Time and the region. I am mindful that, since sovereignty was never ceded, the Land always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.