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Tag Archives: November
Monday Miscellany: Aching and Tired
Happy Monday! I’m hobbling into work today because I have been broken by compost! We had a work team volunteer day at Spitalfields City Farm and I got to spend some quality time with a compost heap. Then yesterday I … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: The Compost Area
After a week off, we finally started to think about our plot extension, Joe has taken what he wanted and it’s now all ours, this is the view from the back of the plot. There is lots of work to … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, autumn, compost making, extension, November, November 2019, raised beds, weeding, work
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Monday Miscellany: Trying to be positive about November
Happy Monday! Well November still sucks, I’m tired and having strange dreams and it’s dark. In order to get through the dark days, I have been really hygge-ing it up. I’m all about the candles and the cosy blankets with … Continue reading
Monday Miscellany: Emotional
Not going to lie, last week was tough. The last week of November is tricky for me generally as the SAD kicks in, it was Stef’s anniversary on Thursday (14 years later, it doesn’t pack the same emotional punch as … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, How I Live, miscellany, Monday Miscellany, November
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Sunday Music: Hope the High Road – Jason Isbell and 400 Unit
I love Jason Isbell and I hate November. This song is everything I want in November I know you’re tired And you ain’t sleeping well Uninspired And likely mad as hell But wherever you are I hope the high road … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: November visit
After a week’s absence, the allotment was the beginning of my very busy Saturday.It’s looking very autumnal at the moment and Saturday was a very quick visit. We cleared up the Halloween stuff and cleared the nasturtiums that finally admitted … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, autumn, autumn on the plot, cavolo nero, garden chores, grow your own, kale, kitchen garden, leeks, losso rosso, mustard greens, November, overwintering broad beans, overwintering chard. carrots, overwintering garlic, overwintering kale, pak choi, planning, planning for spring
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Allotment Adventures: Cold Weather and the War on Pigeons
So two weeks of updates in one. It’s cold, we haven’t been on the plot much but we have done some things. The giant cosmos came down. It looked like thisThen after an afternoon of chopping them down and then … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, autumn, cavolo nero, chard, December, kitchen garden, November, plot life
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