How are you? We need see you soon because we are missing you.
Do you remember Tuejar? Well, I send a photos of your visit.
Kisses.
Maria.
lunes, 6 de abril de 2009
viernes, 3 de abril de 2009
jueves, 2 de abril de 2009
Hola Tuejar!!
Hello to all the partners of European Fire Association. We are very sad to be back in Swansea again and wish we were still all together in Spain. We cannot find the words to explain how much we enjoyed and learned from the people in Tuejar. We would like to express our huge thanks to everyone for all their hard work throughout the week. I am busy sorting through all the video clips and photos and we will put something together for the blog soon.
In the meantime..... here are the instructions for planting the daffodil bulbs.
You MUST plant them straight away!
Where to Plant Daffodils.
Daffodils grow best with ample sunlight, preferably all day long. At a minimum they need six hours of direct sun. In too much shade, flowering will be reduced and their performance will decline.
Daffodils grow well in many different types of soil, but they need a planting site that is well drained, meaning a location where runoff does not collect after a rain. Avoid low spots and places that tend to be swampy or extra muddy.
How to Plant a Daffodil Bulb.
Plant the bulbs about six inches apart. Dig the hole three to four times deeper than the bulb is tall or about eight inches deep. If your soil is loose and soft, you may find that a bulb planting tool works for you. I use a sharp spade. Some people like the bulb planting augers that attach to a drill, but I feel they compact the surrounding soil.
Loosen the soil at the bottom of the hole to encourage rooting. Set the bulb firmly in the bottom of the hole; give it a gentle twist so it sits securely upright. Be sure to place the bulb pointy end up. Return the soil to the hole and you’re done.
It’s best to plant just before a rain storm, or else water generously to settle any air pockets.
Thanks once again for all your friendship and hospitality, partners!!
Viva Tuejar!!!
Love Polly. xxxxx
Hello to all the partners of European Fire Association. We are very sad to be back in Swansea again and wish we were still all together in Spain. We cannot find the words to explain how much we enjoyed and learned from the people in Tuejar. We would like to express our huge thanks to everyone for all their hard work throughout the week. I am busy sorting through all the video clips and photos and we will put something together for the blog soon.
In the meantime..... here are the instructions for planting the daffodil bulbs.
You MUST plant them straight away!
Where to Plant Daffodils.
Daffodils grow best with ample sunlight, preferably all day long. At a minimum they need six hours of direct sun. In too much shade, flowering will be reduced and their performance will decline.
Daffodils grow well in many different types of soil, but they need a planting site that is well drained, meaning a location where runoff does not collect after a rain. Avoid low spots and places that tend to be swampy or extra muddy.
How to Plant a Daffodil Bulb.
Plant the bulbs about six inches apart. Dig the hole three to four times deeper than the bulb is tall or about eight inches deep. If your soil is loose and soft, you may find that a bulb planting tool works for you. I use a sharp spade. Some people like the bulb planting augers that attach to a drill, but I feel they compact the surrounding soil.
Loosen the soil at the bottom of the hole to encourage rooting. Set the bulb firmly in the bottom of the hole; give it a gentle twist so it sits securely upright. Be sure to place the bulb pointy end up. Return the soil to the hole and you’re done.
It’s best to plant just before a rain storm, or else water generously to settle any air pockets.
Thanks once again for all your friendship and hospitality, partners!!
Viva Tuejar!!!
Love Polly. xxxxx
miércoles, 1 de abril de 2009
Visit to Spain
We just arrived to our own home even we felt at our home ourselves in Tuejar. I'm sure that all the participants of project felt the same feeling.There was a wonderfull celebration in Tuejar.Not only celebration;there was a hospitality, frendly, dearness. Thank you so much for all you did perfect.
Thank you so much Lolly, Carlos, Bea, Fernando and the all the Tuejar people. Of course there was 2 people who they are breaveheart. Maria; when I looked at her eyes, saw that tired with happiness. And lastly the other breaveheart man is PEPE. Even he looked like to smiler, I could have imagene how he was a lot of turbulent in his mind. You did good job guys,congratulation guys.
But after each event project people are getting closer, as I said before. You can believe that even my body is Turkiye, my mind and heart are with all you. That is why I said the last meeting in Valencia that Eorupean Fire Celebration project works as a cement to stick the people each other.
Love
Omer
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