# 0605Total Allotment Time: 2 & 1/4hrs. Principle Tasks: Forking over soil in preparation of beginning construction of veg bed 03. Notes: Average soil temp of veg bed 1 (where I'm thinking of planting spuds next month) = +6C.
Wouw Tim what a beautiful polytunnel - I like it :o) Tim there is nothing wrong with spending money on the plot - and he was not expensive at all :o) You are going to enjoy it!
I used to spend a lot of time gardening. My life has made that impossible for awhile, so I really enjoy your blog. Thank you for sharing your gardening adventures.
Just have one probably very dumb question (what do you expect from an American?)... Have looked at some of your earliest posts and haven't found the answer to this, (which doesn't mean the answer wasn't there, I just didn't find it).
Cheers Louise! It's really great to receive such comments - very encouraging they be!
Here's a new url I've found detailing the origins of British allotments:
http://www.eynsham.org/allothist.html
I'm glad you've brought the subject up, as looking through my posts I see the original link I gave back in July has already gone dead :o( I'll be sure to remember to post this new one next time I come online (it's gotten too late here tonight).
Big thanks again!
Tim :o)x
PS. I especially like this new page, as the second pic down is very like what I have in mind for my plot - providence willing :o)
Total Allotment Time: 2 & 1/4hrs.
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Wouw Tim what a beautiful polytunnel - I like it :o)
Tim there is nothing wrong with spending money on the plot - and he was not expensive at all :o)
You are going to enjoy it!
My very best regards :o)
Rita
Greate blog Tim keep up the good work.
cheers anon!
I used to spend a lot of time gardening. My life has made that impossible for awhile, so I really enjoy your blog. Thank you for sharing your gardening adventures.
Just have one probably very dumb question (what do you expect from an American?)... Have looked at some of your earliest posts and haven't found the answer to this, (which doesn't mean the answer wasn't there, I just didn't find it).
So, anyway ... What is an "allotment" garden?
Thanks again for sharing,
Louise
Cheers Louise! It's really great to receive such comments - very encouraging they be!
Here's a new url I've found detailing the origins of British allotments:
http://www.eynsham.org/allothist.html
I'm glad you've brought the subject up, as looking through my posts I see the original link I gave back in July has already gone dead :o( I'll be sure to remember to post this new one next time I come online (it's gotten too late here tonight).
Big thanks again!
Tim :o)x
PS. I especially like this new page, as the second pic down is very like what I have in mind for my plot - providence willing :o)
> cheers anon!
and Rita!
Sorry, I mean't to post this first tonight :o)
Best Regards Always,
Tim :o)x
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