[My style of country life #7] Work hut DIY / gravel loading / shiitake mushroom making

My husband and I moved to Nagano Prefecture a few years ago.
A work shed during my husband's DIY.
It's slowly taking shape.
Even neighbors on the way to take a walk say things like, "You made it!" (^^)
Sometimes I hit my head somewhere and it's just a little bit, but I'm surprised when it comes back bleeding (*_*)
A site with many gravel mountains? I sometimes see it when I'm driving, but it was my first time to actually enter the site.
When I paid the money at the office, I was contacted by radio to an uncle riding a wheel loader. I'm coming full of.
As it is, she let me in quickly and whistle "Pu!"? It was the end when I was rang.
After that, I safely drove the light truck, which was heavier than ever before, to my house and returned.
At first, I didn't have any tools to make shiitake mushrooms, and I didn't know anything.
I borrowed everything from my neighbor and asked him to teach me.
In addition, I started with everything from the raw wood to the inoculum.
I've been doing it for a few seasons now, so I'm a veteran? It is (^^)
Thank you for watching until the end.
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