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Word from Quinlan’s

13 March 2018 –

Ian and I were at Quinlan’s recently when 218mm (8.5 inches) of rain came down. This gave our creek much needed water after a long summer. EK1 (a fig tree planted at Quinlan’s by the Nature’s Path team in 2016) has now doubled in size.

Talk next month.

Deborah

 

EK1 2016
EK1 in April 2016
EK1 2018
  EK1 in March 2018

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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