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Fencing work never ends

Today there was more work done on the fences, I am not sure if I should have more fence pictures - but OK - here are some from the work done today.

Between our future fruit-garden (now temporary houses for the labors) and our nabors fruit-garden there will be a more simple fence than on the front.


This is in the far end of the land. The nabor on this side have a turtle farm, he is also working in the Tessaban (Comunity Hall). The big bush on the right side of the picture is our Bambu area.
(Bambu is a grass).


Here you can see some of our very small fruit-trees

To the right is our nabors fruit-trees


To our left is a non-sold piece of land, just nothing right now. Anyone want to buy?


The fence is strong here in the front. There is still some work before it's ready.

We will keep a small road on this side of the house for transports to the fruit-garden on the back.

Front

Still much to do

The fence is quite long - 115 meters on this side


The pipes in the fron came today. It is not ours, so we think it could be for the community water that we have been promised to get this year.

As you can see in the sky, the rainy season have started now.



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