Well sorry folks, but I think I'm going to have to jump ship a week early.
What we've got in the garden, apart from tomatoes, spuds and spinach is either not ready, or eaten, and we've run out of so much other stuff like loo roll etc that I'm afraid a trip to Inverness is on the cards. I did my shopping towards the end of July, on my way back from Manchester, so we've made everything last 7 weeks instead of the usual 4-5. I'll plan better for next year
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- promise.
On the up side, the freezer is looking very healthy, everything I've taken out over the last month, meat, fish etc, I've managed to stretch and freeze what's left so we have a healthy stock of paella, daube, beanburgers, nut loaf etc all portioned up ready to eat. And we've made a load of rowan jelly from our one small tree - enough to keep us and our daughter going til next years harvest.
I reckon we could last it out but my mother's hassling for stuff she's run out of and doesn't understand what I'm trying to do, so I've caved in. The only thing we've really had to buy during the month is milk and some veg that weren't ready or we've not grown.
To echo Flo though, September might be better next year, particularly for us northerners with later growing seasons. I definitely want another go.