Hi Tim, This warm sunny weather has really bought on your allotment. It looks great. The 'green' sustainable approach is so much better than the use of all the commercial additives and heavy mechanisation which pollute and destroy the soil structure. We could all learn a lot from your example. Dad
Cheers, Jimmy (my recent viewing problems also seem to have sorted themselves out, touch wood). I was glad I could get a positive id on the squash bug - always more satisfying to know for certain.
Do please let me know of the url to your bumblebee website (if you've not already done so and I'm being a dope again) as it would be great to see your pics (as you might tell, I'm writing this after the one wherin I re-expounded the merits of digital photography :o) ). I've not yet been able to 'capture' a bee, but I'm hoping that the Phacelia should attract them in numbers (first signs I noticed yesterday of flowers forming).
Bad luck over your shed. I'm sure from seeing the professional approach you took to building it, that you should be able to put it to rights in time. I'm increasingly thinking that a new-looking shed would be out of place at the allotments where I am. It's an open site, and theft is an ongoing problem (someone nearby to me had a tool-store stolen recently).
> they pretend to pay me and I pretend to work.
True enough for many though, I guess :o)
This sunny weather we've been having down here has come as such a contrast to the showers of last month, that I'm basking in it, and trying not to worry about the consequencies if it was to last :o)
Total Allotment Time: 3 1/2 hrs
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Hi Tim,
This warm sunny weather has really bought on your allotment. It looks great. The 'green' sustainable approach is so much better than the use of all the commercial additives and heavy mechanisation which pollute and destroy the soil structure. We could all learn a lot from your example.
Dad
Cheers, Jimmy (my recent viewing problems also seem to have sorted themselves out, touch wood). I was glad I could get a positive id on the squash bug - always more satisfying to know for certain.
Do please let me know of the url to your bumblebee website (if you've not already done so and I'm being a dope again) as it would be great to see your pics (as you might tell, I'm writing this after the one wherin I re-expounded the merits of digital photography :o) ). I've not yet been able to 'capture' a bee, but I'm hoping that the Phacelia should attract them in numbers (first signs I noticed yesterday of flowers forming).
Bad luck over your shed. I'm sure from seeing the professional approach you took to building it, that you should be able to put it to rights in time. I'm increasingly thinking that a new-looking shed would be out of place at the allotments where I am. It's an open site, and theft is an ongoing problem (someone nearby to me had a tool-store stolen recently).
> they pretend to pay me and I pretend to work.
True enough for many though, I guess :o)
This sunny weather we've been having down here has come as such a contrast to the showers of last month, that I'm basking in it, and trying not to worry about the consequencies if it was to last :o)
Best Regards,
Tim
Thanks Dad! Glad to know that you drop by from time to time (here as well as there) :o)
Tim :o)x
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