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Tag Archives: planning
Allotment Adventures: Things are looking up
I did a very quick trip the the plot at the weekend to collect some food, I took leeks, chard, kale, black radishes and parlsey, sage and rosemary.Which is not bad for January and much better than last year but … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, grow your own, grow your own food, kitchen garden, planning, task list, waiting for Spring
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Monday Miscellany
Last week was hard, my first full five day working week in three months, tough. The 9 to 5 wasn’t too bad, it was all the other stuff – the commuting, getting up in the dark, the rush to be … Continue reading
Posted in How I Live, Random
Tagged allotment, How I Live, Monday Miscellany, planning, random
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Monday Miscellany
Last year, I posted about what I did the week before and it got a bit boring. So this year, instead of sticking to a ‘this is what I did’ post, I’ll just write whatever is on my mind when … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food, Home, Housework, How I Live
Tagged allotment, How I Live, Monday Miscellany, planning, random
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Allotment Adventures: Waiting Impatiently…
We’re in that maddening time when things are starting to happen but it’s all happening very slowly.. The weather is warming up and the days are longer, so things are greener. The gooseberry bushes have tiny flowers on them already. … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment adventures, future food, grow your own, grow your own food, planning, planting potatoes, spring, vegetables, warming up, weeding
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Allotment Adventures: Sowing begins
I (like every gardener/allotmenteer I’ve spoken to in the last month) am itching to start working and growing. I’ve made a plan, bought seeds and now I want to sow everything and get going. However, it’s February, which is still … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, food, Gardening, grow your own, planning, produce, seedlings, seeds, spring is just around the corner
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Allotment Adventures: Dying back and planning
Back in May, when I signed the agreement for the plot, I was worried because I’d missed the start of the growing season (March-April) and it was a bit of a rush to get the ground clear, sort out how … Continue reading
Posted in allotment, Gardening
Tagged allotment, change, food production, Gardening, October 2016, planning, progress
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Allotment Adventures: It’s all coming together
Having a week off work didn’t not mean that I didn’t work, over the 9 days (inc weekends) I wasn’t at work I spent 4 and a half days at the allotment. It’s beginning to feel like we have a … Continue reading
Weekly Tasklist
Time for the list. Lots to do this weekend. I’m having a haircut this morning and doing a big Christmas shop with Ma this afternoon and tonight is Grace, the theme is Christmas by Numbers. One of the joys of … Continue reading
Friday Links
Happy Friday! Goodness I’ve had a busy week and I’m glad to get to the end of it! Here’s some reading for the weekend. 1) Things that Nelson Mandela did not say. 2) We have a growing economy but no-one … Continue reading
Posted in Links
Tagged Back to Her Roots, Cheese Straws, childlessness, christmas ornaments, drinking, economy, Euan Ferguson, Nelson Mandela, pensions, planning, Slate, The Guardian, The Observer
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