Kate Pullen

The tiles were placed on the roof by a crane. This obviously saved them having to carry them up. As there are 3,000 tiles, this obviously saved a lot of time – and carrying…

Manuel took Ian up to see the work on the roof. Ian took advantage of this to take some photos. I took advantage of this to take a photo of Ian hugging the wall while Manuel looks like he is…

As we’ve noticed before, summer seems suddenly to arrive. And this week someone switched the summer button and we’re enjoying the hot weather – until Tuesday when rain is forecast again. That’s going to be a bit of a problem…

I don’t think that Bob is missing Ian…. The glass in our doors. Obviously Ian has taken some much better pictures, but here’s mine… The new roof This is the new roof from the inside. You can see where the…

I’m watching Manuel and his new sidekick walking on the new workshop roof. They don’t look at all nervous – which I take to be a good sign. I will take a photo later, I don’t like to do so…

Well, again it is Easter and not an Easter bunny in sight. Javier, one of my students nearly fell of his chair when I told him that in England, we do not have parades of pointy headed, masked people. We…

I would like to point out that I was not taking a picture of the new builder’s bottom. I was actually trying to capture Manuel and his new assistant balancing on the top of the wall, catching concrete beams. It…

Manuel is starting on the roof tomorrow. He said 8 o clock, but not sure whether that’s with or without the clock change. He came round on Friday and pointed out how the roof of my workshop is now bowing…

I am hoping to start a small business on Etsy selling spinning batts. These are batts of fibre that have been carded through a drum carder. Here are two of my test ones. When my workshop is reroofed, I will…

One of the most interesting things about some of the freelance writing that I do is the wide variety of subjects I get to write on. Out of the 23 articles that I’ve had this month, the subjects have been…