Life in Galicia

We returned from our trip to Germany quite a while ago and our bunny moved back into a new stable. She had the “luxury” of staying with a male companion at our neighbours.

Sadly about two weeks back we discovered one dead little one but suspected there to be more. A couple of days ago we saw the first peaking out of the hiding place they have. Now there are six!

The black little blob is the smallest but already nibbling at the greens. So far they are no longer shy and seem to feel secure as they now sleep quite in the open, but still cuddled together. They learn fast. At feeding times they are now as interested in the greens as is their mother.

Well, there may be an opportunity to use them as lawnmowers - time will tell.

Expat

Recent Entries

• Feira da Rosca - Mer Sober - Always 12th of August (market day)
• The fiesta is not essesarily on a weekend or at least 3 days
• DIY - A more stable water supply - Coping with summer demand
• Barefoot in the former kingdom of Galicia
• Two weeks no car - no problem living near Sober
• Dinner - directly from the garden - most of it
• Las Medulas - Roman gold mining - Near Ponferrada
• Water & Mosquito larvae - natural remedy Thuringiensis Israelensis
• De fin de courso - A concert by the kid’s of Sober
• Oficially @ 1:59 am summer starts in Galicia and thus in the northern hemisphere

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