The naked granite, fermented nettles and alheira com grelos

[@darbylongoria8737]

Healing prayers for Anita's mother. Coming along with the outside kitchen.

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you very much.

[@AddamJane]

Keep up the good work - kitchen is going to be great once you have finished it all !!❤

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you very much.

[@grabowskycountry]

Healing prayer’s for Anita’s Mom. The basement is coming nicely. Cheers from Canada, we have 6” snow and still falling.

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you so much friend. This week in the north west we also experienced 6 inches of snow. Very unusual for November in this part of the UK.

[@Nathanbran2]

Such a beautiful stone house!!...watching from western Canada.

[@TeaAndTinto]

Hello friend from Western Canada, Welcome to Tea and Tinto.

[@Wendy-i1i]

Thanks Tinto 😊for showing us how you remove all of the covered granite,It will be worth all the hard work once it’s done in this room. The nettle compost liquid would be great for your gardens and fruit trees.I have tried stinging nettle tea as a tonic,apparently you only pick the new tips for this purpose!All the best with Anitas mother too cheers from Aus 🇦🇺

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you for your kind message.

[@jaimemnds]

Thanks for sharing this wholesome content once again! I'm from Brazil, currently living in Porto 🇵🇹

[@ingridjorgensen6766]

Best wishes to Anita's mum ❤

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you Ingrid

[@polgarauk5606]

Best wishes to Anita's Mum and I hope she is doing better.
Lots of hard work there, cement is not the easiest of things to get off 😔 The wall will thank you in it's own way later once it is free and lime mortared and able to breath again x

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you Polgara . The cement is really tough stuff!

[@lizthomas6347]

Hi from Australia

[@TeaAndTinto]

Hello and welcome to Tea and Tinto.

[@vasik9600]

The highest point in Portugal is on Pico Island, Azores.

[@TeaAndTinto]

You are right. Thanks.

[@Hope-fv3kf]

You are knowledgeable about so many things but just in case... I just wanted to note this as I was unaware about cement/concrete/lime mortar. A contractor in England was talking about 1970s repairs made with cement on a wall/ home built in the 1400s. The problem was the stones couldn't dry out because the cement held water which caused the fail of the structures exterior wall.

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you. It is nice to learn. It is great advice, we plan to point the wall in lime once we clean most of the previous render.

[@elizabethvanravens3429]

I hope Anita 's mom is better soon.

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you very much Elizabeth.

[@paulacunha6792]

😋😋😊

[@TeaAndTinto]

Cheers

[@carlosvictor8679]

primeiro 🙂

[@TeaAndTinto]

Thank you.