The village is rumbling today with the glorious sound of a convoy of tractors delivering heaps of topsoil to the allotment site. Yahoooo!
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I am not Alan Titchmarsh. I am a novice and amateur allotmenteer, learning as I go and learning from my mistakes, trowel and error. This Blog is a record of progress on my own plot and it is not intended to provide reliable or authorative advice. I do not endorse any products or equipment referred to in the Blog. So, don't blame me if your wellies leak, you poke yourself in the eye with a dibber, the slugs eat your greens and a triffid claims squatters rights in your shed.
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loving those piles of soil, happy shovelling!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. You'll be getting cracking then this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat's the puppy! I'll bet your shoulder muscles will be burning by Sunday night, but boy will that beer taste good!
ReplyDeleteOf course I'd love to be giving my shoulders a work out with my shovel but the site contractor is now spreading the topsoil over the whole allotment site with a bulldozer, so I'll save my shoulders for next weekend.
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