Land shairing

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evelyn
Barbara Good
Barbara Good
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Location: Manchester

Re: Land shairing

Post: # 130686Post evelyn »

Thanks Jim,

I realy beleave in this idea even though it wasnt mine, :lol: The waiting list for lottys in manchester is 500 people, all wanting a bit of space to grow a bit of veg, well bits of land are something in plentyfull supply, because they are only garden size they have escaped the developers :pukeleft: But they do cause the land loard and residents many headache's so i will do everything i can to make this happen. I ran a residents association for 6 years so campaigning for my community is something i have become very sucsessfull at.

It helps that i am somewhat stubbern ( when i am in the right, wich is most of the time :lol: ) and i have a determind streek a mile wide, if this is done properly everyone will proffit.

Eve

jim
Living the good life
Living the good life
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Location: South Hants UK

Re: Land shairing

Post: # 130739Post jim »

Dear Evelyn,
Keep up the good work!

Love and Peace
Jim
The law will punish man or woman
Who steals the goose from off the Common
But lets that greater thief go loose
Who steals the Common from the goose.

evelyn
Barbara Good
Barbara Good
Posts: 158
Joined: Sun Oct 19, 2008 4:07 pm
Location: Manchester

Re: Land shairing

Post: # 130968Post evelyn »

Just thought i would let you all know how it is going.

I have spent the day getting soked to my skin up to my knees in mud lurking round my estate with a now very soggy map.

I have found 12 abandoed gardens that have access from ally ways, good eh!

I had a chat with a few of the garden abandonening residents who are now keen on the idea so i think it best to start off with there plots first and see how it goes.

It is all very exciting!!!!

Eve

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