As the garden had a slope to it, we had to create terraces to avoid excessive run-off during the rainy season. Ed taught Rosando how to make a dry stone wall and he did a great job.
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The first terraced garden for soft fruit and vegetables |
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We planted out tomato plants started off in the greenhouse |
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...and some corn that grew in our compost heap! |
But we were running out of big stones, so we drove up into the mountain above Sky Hacienda and purchased a couple of lorry loads from the relative of one of our workers.
Rosando obviously has the Inca touch when it comes to building walls. Below is part of the wall to the outdoor kitchen.
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