Day 31: Snow Highs And Lows & Rainwater Harvesting On Our One Acre Homestead, Ireland 

That’s fantastic thank you Janie! We do have a couple of Elders on the land and it seems to grow quite easily! I’m going to screenshot your comment so I can refer back to it! Thanks again for popping off down that rabbit hole again! 😘😘🌳

Hi Helen Yes, Dawn has done a fantastic job, close to being finished now but need a few dry days so the mud becomes dirt and can be swept out. We are pleased we moved here too and I think the neighbours are now the rubbish piles have all gone lol. Thank you for always watching and commenting :-)

Thanks Pa! I don’t like leaving things unfinished 😂 we have had a couple of ‘days off’ this weekend though so that’s been nice! I think I drive Ben nuts haha! But it does look good, can’t wait to get it all washed off and dried, it’s going to look really good! 😊 😘 xxx

Aww thank you 😘 Ben makes it all look good and come together nicely with his great editing too ☺️🎥🎞️

Hi Marion, I went down today and the other plums have done us proud, I think I counted 35 not including the sad one on the floor. Sad but we have others and it was left to see how well it would do.... it didn't do very well :-( The does just fly, we have no idea where eight months has gone, it is all a bit of a blur. Thanks for watching, not sure about dream team though hahaha. Thank you Marion :-)

Hi Jay, thank you for watching, commenting and subscribing a few weeks ago. We need a load of drainage doing on the land as it seems we are quite low and the water can't go anywhere. Once that is done, we can start moving forward. Don't hold your breath for it to happen quickly though, we tend to take our time with the big stuff, but get there eventually. Thank you again :-)

Awwww, our cats would have just looked at us and asked for food, that is the difference between a cat and a dog lol. That was the first time I saw the plum tree down. Normally I know what I am going to say and show you as I walk down the land, but not this day, I was truly sad. Dawn was exactly the same when I showed her. Her words were Oh No, too. Yes, the good note is the ditch runs nicely and once we get the land drainage sorted (one day) it will all be great. The wall cleaning should be finished soon, just need a bit of dry weather to let the mud dry out so Dawn can brush it. Thank you so much Ellen :-)

I thought I would be bored after 30 days too hahahaha. But again, quite the opposite. I know watching is different to doing, but we are loving it, everyday is something uncovered or opened up. We can only get wetter :-) Thank you for watching and also going back to watch the rest. Each day is the same, but every day is different :-)

Aww wow thank you so much! 🥰 Yeah, it’s surprising just how few tools you need really, the less the better for me because it’s annoying having to go pick up different tools lol One digger may have been even easier but we don’t mind a bit of hard work and then we also get a choice on all the little things we get to keep. Thank you for watching from early on and still watching it means a lot! 😘

Aww I know! Sooo gutted about that! Thank you, it’s a beautiful wall, love a garden wall! ❤️

I hate leaving things unfinished, plays on my mind lol but I did have a day off yesterday which was lovely! Oh the extra water being collected is a game changer for us! Gutted about the trees, fingers crossed the other plums hang in there!

Good morning Doreen, we hope you are well. Dawn is a trooper and won't stop, even when one job is complete, she always has to be doing something. I wish I had her energy too hahaha. It is lovely to hear that you look forward to our videos, I am sure there are many years of videos yet to come. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Aww thank you, yeah it was quite sad to see the poor thing down on the floor! The others seem to be doing really well though so at least that’s something 😊

Good evening Bonnie :-) The wall is lovely. We knew there was a wall but we don't know it was going to be as nice as it is. A few days of no rain and Dawn will have it dusted out and dirt free in no time. It looks better in person than on the camera sadly. Thank you for watching and commenting :-)

Thanks James, we may have to in the end. Most of those plums are from the main trunk which fell many years ago and most of it rotten. It was just gutting to see it there where the snow had taken it down. As I said, I went to show everyone the "stream" Thanks for always watching and commenting :-)

Good evening / afternoon Sandy, how are you? Hasn't Dawn done a great job on that wall. It will be the talk of the town... well, townland... well, us and the only other house we can see haha. Everyone comments how lovely it looks, so when finished, the end rebuilt and the soldiers put back in place it will look even better. Thank you for watching and commenting on your Saturday afternoon :-)

We all well here thanks .Nice to have the weekend off xxx

We are having a "lazy" weekend this weekend.

Yes, we love it. This is why we have never been in a hurry to take things out if we really didn't need to. Also the reason why the door frame in yesterdays video has only just been removed. You also get your shout out in that video too :-) Thanks again for becoming a channel member. Have a nice day :-)

@@thecornerhouseproject yes I heard it! I was surprised and a little tickled I must say! Loving what you're doing is certainly enough, but a shoutout did make me smile! :) Thank you!

You are most welcome. But it is us saying Thank you to you :-)

Good evening John. The extra water is fantastic and huge weight off my mind. Now to see how long it lasts without rain, might need more storage. The snow was great as it just filled all of the tanks from day one, the timing of the video and then the snow was perfect. Maybe someone is looking down on us. Luka said he turns the shower off when doing his hair. I said not to worry. I am sure we all do, but it is important to me that the bits that I can do make the house run like a normal house. In this case, turn the tap on and water comes out. But yes, a navy shower is required from time to time, depressing as it is. I will get it sorted one way or another. A well would be the end to my stress I think, or even a puddle which never emptied will do too. Thanks for watching and commenting John.

Thanks Kevin. We will see if we can prop it, but it doesn't look likely. I think I saw two splits in the trunk where the weight of the snow just took it down. Yes, I think Dawn has done an outstanding job. Not quite finished but waiting for a bit of dry weather so she can brush the rest of the dirt away. Thanks again.

@@thecornerhouseproject not forgetting the great rainwater harvest Ben,we do the same. Land and house,two huge projects,really like how your approaching it and making such remarkable progress. Swish rug by the way!

Oh you and us both, it really did make us quite say when we saw it lying on the ground! Who knew you could get attached to a plum tree?! We really do need to get round to bracing the other trees especially as they are quite young trees. Fingers crossed we get some fruit from one of the other ones. Luckily all the ones in that little area are from the same species so fingers crossed at least one of those grows up to be a big tree! I do think I will take cuttings from all of the fruit trees as we’re not sure how long the couple of apple trees will last and it would be nice to be able to put them back on the land if they don’t survive another year. 😊

Hi Tracy, how are you. The wall will probably have the tree roots cut as they are bursting out in sections. It isn't something Dawn wants to do but the wall is more important. The big puddle Dawn stood in in her wellies is the result of the tractor from the Autumn when the roof fell in on the outbuilding and he tried to get to the back of the outbuilding. The tyre tracks are still there. We are going to have to put proper drainage in the land all going to the ditches to stand a chance of getting rid of how wet it is. The annoying thing is that give it three days without rain, it all drains away on it's own, and you would never know, but with a drop of rain it is back again. Rain is good for the tanks, terrible on the land lol. Thank you for watching and commenting tonight :-)

great suggestion as the land may be super compacted!

Yes, very kind of him, it has so much water come off that roof it will be amazing for us. Very sad about the plum tree 🙁 Sorry we haven’t replied to your email yet, we promise we will get to it and haven’t forgotten. ❤️

Aww Colette we were sooo sad to see that tree down. 🙁 ooh yes it is very boggy, I would say it has gotten worse over the years though as the previous owners years ago, grew all sorts of vegetables from the land. It’s quite handy in a way to see where the water looks as it gives us the knowledge of where the drainage is most needed. Sooo pleased with the wall and you’re right it does make it look wider as about 6 inches of vegetation has come off in places! Thanks Colette, you take care too. Xx

Aww it really is, I know it’s only a tree but it did make us quite sad to see it laying on the floor like after it it had gotten a new lease on life being uncovered properly, but you’re right absolutely right there are quite a few others that are and will bloom. Oh yes the wall, it’s looking great I finally had a day off yesterday so I haven’t done anymore to it yet and today will be another day off. I’d like to say Ben had a day off to but he still had editing to do. Oh the water is amazing! It will give us so much more water, maybe even more than we can hold right now lol but it’s so lovely to know that we should be able to shower and use the washing machine without worrying quite so much! Lol and also speaking of water…yes we most definitely need some ditches across land to drain the water off it. Thank you for always commenting we really appreciate it Cristy! 😘❤️

Hi Sissy, it really is a treasure. We are taking an educated guess at it being the same age, if not older than the stone outbuildings which are 200+ years old. Thank you for watching and commenting :-)

Thank you for sharing your restoration project...it's important to preserve the old ways and Architecture...you guys are fun to watch :)@@thecornerhouseproject

Thank you Sissy, that is really kind of you to say so.

Good morning Deirdre. The willow tree was already over, but the weight of the snow in the ivy, which was next on out list to remove made it drop more. The plum tree is a real shame. It is an amazing job Dawn has done on the wall. Nearly finished with the clearing just needs a couple of dry days so she can sweep out the dirt, currently mud. Thank you for watching and commenting. It is nice to interact with the people who watch and it also helps our channel grow, so thank you again.

Good evening. Yes, it didn't last long here really. There is still some on the mountain but around here it has gone. By about 3pm there was very little sign of it, just a LOAD of water everywhere. Hope all is going well for you.

Oh you’re absolutely right! So much more to appear and we are so excited to see it all…unless it all starts to fall down now! 😂

It would indeed TheBlueMoo, I am sure we will be planting more fruit trees in the near future. It isn't all bad, just sad it was that one. Thank you for a lovely, positive comment :-)

Hi Tim It was a shame but it was one of those trees that was left to see how it did. It just so happened to become the main feature of Blossom Watch, then the snow sorted it out. The snow also made a couple more willow even lower so they will go too. The fallen plum has lots of others coming from the same root stock and in blossom so hopefully these will do us proud. Thanks Tom for flying through the videos to catch up :-)

Well you said hot tub, I am seeing natural swimming pool :-) Lots of channels and gravel I think Kath. With a ditch either side I am sure we can help the land drain. Nice to see you catching up, stop working so hard lol.

You'll have plenty of ducks! I have to work hard, I've been promoted, so need to justify the pay increase!

A promotion, get you. Well done, I am sure you deserved it :-)

Hi Elaine That is a real shame with your hawthorn tree as they are great for the birds with the berries. It sounds exactly like our issues. We saved the roof on the outbuilding by removing ALL the ivy, the roof collapsed. We removed the dead wood and ivy from the plum tree, it is now on the floor snapped off. It is natures way I suppose and they do say you can't fight mother nature, she will win in the end. Thank you for watching and commenting :-)

Good morning Shae, thank you for joining us and commenting :-) Someone else said about a pond but they were thinking due to the standing water on the land. Either way we talked about a pond before we came over last year. I used to have a couple of ducks long ago in a small back garden. To have some on an acre of land would be great. We have thought about using the ditch water for the animals etc and it is possible with some bits and pieces and a pump, but since then, I have learned from farmer neighbour, and not an animal we will probably every have, but cows don't like dirty water. Not sure what defines dirty water, but they don't like it lol So I suppose proving it was filtered / cleaned enough, it is a great idea. With the IBCs it could get out of hand and a single large tank somewhere could be the way forward. I am learning as I go, but with the water now available from the barn roof, a BIG tank could be the future. A cuppa was indeed had, maybe even two haha. Thank you again Shae :-)

@@thecornerhouseproject Oh well there you go I didn't know that about cows, well all the more water for a few ducks 🦆🦆🦆, Yes I imagine as the water comes off that barn roof from next door you will find you may not be able to keep up with the collection... maybe a tank behind that stone wall where you placed the IBC? It's night time here in Brisbane Australia (9pm) so good night and I look forward to seeing the next video 😴🥱🥰 Edit: It would be nice to know who is replying and who I am replying to 🥰

Exactly, more for the ducks lol. The cow info came from the farmer next door. I, Ben, tend to do :-) a lot as I can't find the similes hahaha. Dawn uses real icons. Sleep well and maybe by tomorrow morning, there will be todays video we recorded :-)

@@thecornerhouseproject Thanks Ben, I'm awake, cuppa in hand, will catch your next video after work 🙂

This is it. It only went down the pipe and into the field and then the ditch, so in effect we are helping his land dry out haha. I think it will take a few more IBC tanks to capture everything from his barns, but we certainly wouldn't run out of water ever again. Maybe one day hahaha. Thank you for watching and commenting :-)

Good evening. I never know if to call you L or Diane. But thank you for watching and commenting. The beauty of not stripping everything back is that we have got to see how the land lies, where the water lies and where it wants to flow. We have done some small channels by the house to keep that away from the walls, another proper job that needs doing, so we may indeed have to do the same sort of thing for the land. We do think it could be a mini digger job for us though and get it all done at the same time. Even if it is just a dug trench to start with it will direct / hold water. The plum was just sad. The video was edited and lots cut out but we were down there about 30 minutes looking around, seeing what had fallen more under the weight of the snow. Sadly, the plum was the worst affected. Yes, Dawn is itching to get the end rebuilt, the same with the outbuildings, she is just waiting for the weather to change so she can start with the lime mortar. Yes, it will be interesting to see what the rose does. Dawn noticed it was different and not just another bramble so out came the plant app to identify it. Thank you again :-)

Aww it really was, not sure why so sad for us but it felt really sad seeing it lying there like that! Yep, definitely need a revisit of what is still “standing”. It gets ever so windy around here so not great having lots of potentially unsafe trees around! We were forecast snow but it took us by surprise just how much there was! ❤️

A big shame! Hadn’t really given the snow a thought with the weight it puts on the trees, so was quite a shock to find it on the ground 🙁 I think we might end up planting quite a few new ones with how many that might eventually needs to come out. Really pleased with how good the wall looks…always a bit of “what will you find” when you uncover stuff but it’s looking really good. 😘

Hi Aunite Chris, aww it really was sad when Ben found it on the ground 🙁 good thinking though with getting a new one! Fingers crossed the others that we have continue to grow strong and stay upright haha! Next one might be another later one as we’ve had a couple of “days off” xxx

Good morning Dory, how are you? Blossom Watch USA - You know what that means? Every time you comment you need to give us a blossom count of at least one of your trees :-) 20th of the month, not long to wait now then, that is brilliant. We were out yesterday and some of the cherry here had loads of blossoms on, I don't know if an edible cherry or just ornamental, but it was full of blossom. Yes, all is not lost with our plum tree(s). At the end of the day they have grown out of the old fallen plum tree trunk so and we were unsure how they would do. To be fair though, we didn't expect it to break off at the base :-( Yes, the amount of water the snow gave us was incredible, it was like hours and hours of heavy rain in just a couple of hours. It has really helped and the barn drain pipe is fantastic for us moving forward. Isn't that wall great :-) Thank you as always Dory.

It really is a shame, I was quite sad, not really sure why I was so bothered, maybe because that was the Blossom Watch plum tree, I don't know. There is a willow which is now lower than it already was. Dawn said we may have the rethink what we leave and remove for firewood, but fingers crossed, only the willow will go. Thank you very much indeed and thank you for watching :-)

Oh it really really is! We love him to bits! He is such a bloody lovely man. ❤️

Good morning Carol, welcome to one more day :-) That is a lovely rhyme, thank you. And to think we have managed to get all of those one more days into 14 days haha, we must have been tired when we came up with 14 days to do it all as 17 days later we are still going hahaha. Hope you are well xxx

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Thank you! I’m a little bit stubborn and I don’t like leaving things unfinished haha so I just keep going no matter what! 🫣😘

Yes very sad 😢 I think like you say especially as it was the plum tree! The wall is amazing! So pleased with how that is looking….just need lots of rain to wash of the soil and then lots of sun to dry it out afterwards! Haha Aww yes the neighbours seem to love it, 🥰 and so many have commented saying so. ❤️🌳🌸

Good morning Graham, thank you very much. We are really pleased with how it looks now compared to it not even looking like a wall when Dawn started. Thank you for watching and commenting :-)

Aww, thanks Clare. ❤️ Yeah we were very sad to see that one fallen…it sort of didn’t surprise us in a way as that whole area had so much dead and rotting stuff in there that had to be cleared but I suppose once we took away that, a lot of what was left lost it’s props. Still gutting though. Strange how attached to a tree you can be! 🤔🌳 That’s good to hear with bare roots, I’ve been reading and watching but thought we might have been too late. I watched your first garden video over again earlier for the forest trees website again just to see what we can do and get still. He was a right little sod, that pine marten, he deliberately drop kicked the food bin to knock it over! Luckily we had the handle locked lol. Cute little things, but quite vicious little things we’ve been told. Aww I love the idea of the snowdrops. They are such a dainty and beautiful plant. I bet that did look beautiful when they started to bloom. I absolutely love the white thorns growing out of the wall but I’m going to have to cut them down otherwise we might lose the wall and I don’t want that happening. Looking forward to getting it built back up and looking good again. Still a few bits and pieces to get done…notably all the piles of soil that we have to scrape back outside the outbuildings 😂 I really can’t wait to get started on it I get so impatient and just want to get going properly 😂

Good evening Bill Dawn has done a great job and isn't far from finished on the inside and outside face of the wall. Just a bit of dusting of the dirt when it dries out. Yes, Dawn will rebuild the fallen end and hopefully find the "soldiers" in the rubble to put back on the top as she goes. They do make the wall stand out. Yeah, a real shame about the plum tree, we can always plant one though once the we have sorted drainage. Thank you for watching and commenting :-)

Hi Maggie, thank you very much 😊 It’s some beautiful looking wood I have to say. We had already planned on keeping some of the good bits just because how beautiful the colour is. My dad does a bit of woodcarving so I will save some for him too. ❤️

Good morning, hope everything is ok your end. Yeah, the plum tree is sad but maybe a sign to check all the trees for future snow, hopefully no more snow this year though. We will see. We are certainly going to need some drainage channels digging at the very least. We think once these are done.... one day, that the land should drain much quicker in heavy rain or melting snow. Yes, loads of water from the snow, it has put us in a good position moving forwards. I think we may need more storage for it all. There are a lot worse problems to have. Thank you for always joining us and commenting :-)

Aww thank you. It was quite sad to be honest 🙁

Hahahaha. Seulement trois jours, considère-toi chanceux mdr Hahahaha. Only three days, consider yourself lucky lol

It s horrible on Paris😊😊😊

Yeah, a bloody terrible shock that was. It is only a tree but it just seemed special. This is why though we left things where they were if we could. We see if they are dead or alive, have fruit or not or indeed snap off or fall down lol. In this case, it snapped off. We have others we can hope stay upright. Thanks Andie as always :)

Hi Karen That is exactly what will happen. At the moment with the snow and rain it is just mud, so dawn is waiting for it to dry a little before getting the brush out on the sides and top. I keep telling her she will have it shining by the end of it lol. Thank you for watching and commenting, from a cool, damp Ireland, but no snow now :-)

Yeah I think sorting the drainage out is going to take a little bit of time and working out where it needs to be, but yeah you’re right…pretty much every tree that lines the ditches has either fallen or is leaning and the patch of fruit trees in the middle, I don’t think one of those stands upright either! 🫣

Bom dia para você também. Muito obrigado mesmo. Estamos muito satisfeitos com o aspecto da parede, está quase totalmente limpa. Obrigado também por assistir e comentar :-)

It was some hard going work here and there! So pleased we did it all though because other than mowing here and there it is still looking great everywhere! Yes we are in agreement with you for using the contours of the land for the drainage, it’s been a benefit to work for so long on the land like we did because it’s meant we have got to learn how the land lies and where the water pools, for when we do get to the drainage. Is it ifarmwefarm that you watch by any chance? It’s been a really wet year since we moved over so the land in lots of places over here has stayed wet for so long. Hopefully in time we will be able to drain it off enough that it doesn’t get so water logged everywhere lol Thank you for sharing the outdoors with us ❤️

@@thecornerhouseproject ... Yes... it's ifarmwefarm... Been following him for a long time... takes me back to when my rellies owned a dairy... Sadly, pasteurized milk was the death knell of a lot of family dairies back here in the 50s! I can remember selling it from a milk tank on the back of a ute, by the billy full... my uncle would ring the bell, shouting out 'milko'... and ladies of all ages would appear with their empty bullies to be filled! What memories... eh?

Well talking with our one Farmer Neighbour, you can still buy Raw milk here in Ireland, not sure about anywhere else, never looked it up. The farmers around here have sucking cows so I am not sure if raw milk is available locally as such, but again, never looked it up or asked. Lots of things have brought back good memories living here, the freezing cold mornings in the winter getting out of bed to go and stand by the fire downstairs and the lack of car noise are the biggest memories. Have a good week :-)

Aww thank you! ☺️😘

Hi Suzanne :-) Thanks for great comments. The most important answer is Yes, we are warm, I always have it warm for us. I hate the cold and not being able to warm up quickly bothers me, so the range is always going. Secondly, we love how you comment with the future in mind and not immediate actions, you seem to understand that there is much that needs doing and Rome wasn't built in a day as they say, so thank you as it is refreshing. Yes, since Dawn cleared behind the outbuildings we have been able to watch where the water goes, flows, sits etc and we knew the bottom needed drainage but I think the snow melting as quickly as it did shocked us with how much standing water there was. Up until winter, the marsh marigolds covered the floor but we knew it was wet. But like you say, drainage is the key to it all. Around the house we are thinking it will be real time drainage, but the huge rock we live on may have other ideas and it may just be the natural flow of water if we can't dig deep enough. Just outside the back door is a huge lump of exposed rock, and we know how much fun the electricity company had putting our electric pole up lol. The wall will more than likely see the small trees gone growing in it, which is a shame as the blackthorn and other thigs with spikes may have been planted in it on purpose. But the wall is more important and we can always plant another blackthorn behind the wall. I hope I have replied to all of your comments, but I think you have worked out we seem to be on the same thought process as you. Love your comments, thank you :-) Oh, the plum tree :-( We are very sad about that plum tree, silly really, but it felt special.

Yeah I think it might be a trial and error thing with the drainage. Not sure if getting a digger on the land might cause us even more problems with how squashy it is lol. Last year the farmer drove his tractor on to try and help us drag back the stuff behind the outbuildings and we still have the tracks in the land where the grass is. Me and Ben did say the other day that maybe we need a tractor to just drive over it and make the channels in the right places!

@@thecornerhouseproject do it in the summer

All drainage in Ireland is in the summer

Small tractor with a back hoe can do that

Thank you! No point in dragging some temporary trenches with the mattock just for the time being? To try and get it away from the middle of the land out to the ditches?

Yeah we did wonder that too, sooo much water everywhere, it’s the worst we have seen it! Fingers crossed it does! ❤️

Might give that a go, we have a karcher so will have to see if we can dig it out of the back of the shed lol

@@thecornerhouseproject not to strong just enough to remove the heavy dirt.

Yes, I like the natural history angle! But sadly you’re right, as much as I don’t want to take it out it is going to make the wall topple the bigger it grows 🙁 Aww you wouldn’t believe just how gutted we were when we saw that plum tree down! Didn’t realise we both could be affected by a tree falling! Oh how your priorities change eh?! 😂 The extra water is fantastic and couldn’t have come at a better time, we’ve been struggling with having enough water so this should help out hugely! 🥰

We would like ducks in the future so I would think a pond would be on the cards at some point, we certainly have the surface water for it! 😂

Awww you and us both Debbie, soul destroying it was! Yeah could be the right way forward, unfortunately that probably takes away most of the trees 🫣 but I suppose that’s better than them falling when someone is around.

Yes, I think that’s the way we are going to have to go, we’ve had a quick read about a herringbone method of drainage and we feel like that might be the way forward but will read a bit more and watch some videos first to decide properly.

cheapest option i found, good luck with everything@@thecornerhouseproject

@@user-jz4mm7eo3c Thanks very much! 😊

Haha yes you’re so right….come on sunshine! It’s amazing how quickly it dries out…so it drains well but just not when then is lots of rain/snow all at once lol Yes I think we will look at the trees again with regards to maybe taking some more down. Such a shame because I think we could end up losing the majority which will be very sad! 😢

Yes, I think we will too, it’s not something I am looking forward to because it looks lovely there but it is making all the stones shift so it will have to go.

We’re not sure, but I would think so. The reason I say I’m not sure is because the well company we spoke to wouldn’t come out and have a look without us putting in a grant application first and we don’t want to do that just yet as we don’t have the money upfront to be able to get it done.

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We will eventually get to the trees that are across the ditch and get them out we just have so much to do we have to prioritise certain jobs over other jobs, unfortunately.

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@@thecornerhouseproject I did nothing from my end. I love your channel. Perhaps they could reinstate me? ❤

Perhaps you can ask You Tube to reinstall me? ❤

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Good evening Cynthia ,we hope you are well :-)