I love my allotment
I love my allotment
At work all the girls have started to call me Authur fowler. I don't mind and take it as a compliment as I love MY ALLOTMENT. I just think they are missing out.
LOVE your logo too, is it suposed to be a good life rip off?
LOVE your logo too, is it suposed to be a good life rip off?
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Love my allotment too.
would not use the words 'rip off' it is a homage to the good life, that people can eaisily identify with.
I get some stick for having an allotment too, but when it comes to harvest time and you have cupboards full of organic vegetables it makes it all worth while.
I get some stick for having an allotment too, but when it comes to harvest time and you have cupboards full of organic vegetables it makes it all worth while.
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I agree, I must have saved a fortune on organic veg over the five years that i have had mine. :D
Is it only here in England that there are allotments, I know the Americans don't have them??????
Is it only here in England that there are allotments, I know the Americans don't have them??????
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Certainly have never come across them here in Aus. There was a community garden in my area a few years back but it has since folded. I am not sure why, possibly lack of interest or perhaps the land was resumed for building. The cost of land anywhere in the Sydney basin is disgusting!
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Yes, I used to know the woman who set it up, her kids went to ballet where my daughters were doing it at the time. She got really into growing things and went back to uni, I think she may have wound up going into the commercial side of growing. Maybe the problem was that she was the driving force and when she moved on it all folded. Anyway it was sad to see it go.
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If she could inspire everyone that much then lets hope she is doing well in her new job.
I found out yesterday that I have convinced someone in our office to get an allotment. So it looks like I am doing some inspiring work too. They are keeping quiet about it though, not sure why. They are a funny lot where I work.
I found out yesterday that I have convinced someone in our office to get an allotment. So it looks like I am doing some inspiring work too. They are keeping quiet about it though, not sure why. They are a funny lot where I work.
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Good work!
I don't say too much about what I do at home when I'm at work, most people consider me a bit strange already because of what I do (I'm the OHS&E Manager).
I don't say too much about what I do at home when I'm at work, most people consider me a bit strange already because of what I do (I'm the OHS&E Manager).
Garden shed technology rules! - Muddypause
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What does the ohs&e manager mean?
By the way Emma and Wombat, if you are wondering why there are pictures of the good life characters next to your posts it is because they relate to how many posts you make. They go in rank order of how many posts you make, the highest that you can be is Barbara Good.
By the way Emma and Wombat, if you are wondering why there are pictures of the good life characters next to your posts it is because they relate to how many posts you make. They go in rank order of how many posts you make, the highest that you can be is Barbara Good.
First we sow the seeds, nature grows the seeds then we eat the seeds. Neil Pye
My best selling Homebrew book Booze for Free
and...... Twitter
The Other Andy Hamilton - Drinks & Foraging
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Thanks Andy,
I was kind of wondering!
I was kind of wondering!
Garden shed technology rules! - Muddypause
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It stands for Occupational Health, Safety and Environment Manager. We are a strange breed and need more than your fair share of idealism and masochism (in equal parts).
Garden shed technology rules! - Muddypause
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Ah of course, wombat.
Emma - you have to make 50 posts to be felicity Kendall/Barbara Good. I am going to add to a bit more I think, so you can be other people the more you post. Any suggestions?
Emma - you have to make 50 posts to be felicity Kendall/Barbara Good. I am going to add to a bit more I think, so you can be other people the more you post. Any suggestions?
First we sow the seeds, nature grows the seeds then we eat the seeds. Neil Pye
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I realise this post is old but I am new here. There is such a thing as buying shares from farmers here in the States. You purchase a share in the crop and you go to the farm to pick up what has been grown or pay extra to have it delivered. There are also co op farms. Their are many community gardens and everyone shares in the chores and harvest. Sometimes the community buys the plot of land or they lease from a farm. I found an elderly woman who owns an old six acre blueberry field. If I tend the blueberries my family and I are allowed to have whatever we like, if we decide to sell produce we can give her a portion of the money to help her with her taxes. I hope someday to buy the plot from her as I would hate to see the land developed.
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that sounds like sound of buying sharesm what a fantastic idea.
First we sow the seeds, nature grows the seeds then we eat the seeds. Neil Pye
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The Other Andy Hamilton - Drinks & Foraging
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and...... Twitter
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