> you must be terribly lucky or be very, very patient
Just lucky and a little patient. These lizards of mine seem to be pretty much trusting, if I don't make too many sudden movements, that is!
> Your toadstool looks interesting
I keep meaning to spend some real time looking into it's identity. Once upon I time, I think, I would of been able to give a good guess right off. Not these days..
The Biderbeck Affair
Yeah, that rings some faint bells. Most folks I've talked about it up at the allotments share your view. A sad refection on modern times down south, I think.
77 in all. They've risen from the original 64 since our allotment association decided to start to split in half plots such as mine. At a guess I'd say overall the allotment site is medium-large for the south of England (i.e. I've seen ones twice the size at least).
> a great way to meet people of all ages with a similar interest.
Definitely, although sadly unsurprisingly I've met more that get my teeth discreetly grinding in my head (i.e. those chemical-heads who don't read the instructions and spray insecticides around during the day and in windy weather - like the one I saw today)) :(
> what did they taste like?
The Saxons tasted good. I'm only beginning to start differentiating between them, but I'd say it's taste/texture was average for a new potato.
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Hi Jimmy!
> you must be terribly lucky or be very, very patient
Just lucky and a little patient. These lizards of mine seem to be pretty much trusting, if I don't make too many sudden movements, that is!
> Your toadstool looks interesting
I keep meaning to spend some real time looking into it's identity. Once upon I time, I think, I would of been able to give a good guess right off. Not these days..
The Biderbeck Affair
Yeah, that rings some faint bells. Most folks I've talked about it up at the allotments share your view. A sad refection on modern times down south, I think.
To be continued..
> Are there really that many?
77 in all. They've risen from the original 64 since our allotment association decided to start to split in half plots such as mine. At a guess I'd say overall the allotment site is medium-large for the south of England (i.e. I've seen ones twice the size at least).
> a great way to meet people of all ages with a similar interest.
Definitely, although sadly unsurprisingly I've met more that get my teeth discreetly grinding in my head (i.e. those chemical-heads who don't read the instructions and spray insecticides around during the day and in windy weather - like the one I saw today)) :(
> what did they taste like?
The Saxons tasted good. I'm only beginning to start differentiating between them, but I'd say it's taste/texture was average for a new potato.
To be continued..
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