Once I got there I decided to do some digging, but that soon went out the window when common sense got the better off me. After a recent bout of M.E I'm learning when to listen to my body and my body did not want to dig!! Instead I dug up the sprout plants that got eaten by caterpillars over the summer and to be honest the last few weeks I was convinced because of the caterpillars they wouldn't be any use. How wrong could I be???
So I was sat there on the plot picking sprouts and eating my lunch with the chooks happily mulling round me:
When I got home I sorted then out ready for blanching and freezing, keeping the leaves for Arthur dragon and the ends for the rabbits:
Happy allotment days xx
Hi Deb,
ReplyDeleteYour blog looks fantastic - I'd love to find out a little bit more about your allotment for a potential feature in a monthly women's magazine. Could you drop me an email: nathalie_whittle@ipcmedia.com, and I can tell you more?
Best wishes,
Nathalie
Hi Nathalie, I've sent you an email x
DeleteHello,what a lovely Blog you have here :) I found my way from the 'down the lane' forum and just wanted to say hello from a fellow chicken keeper and ME sufferer x
ReplyDeleteHi Briony,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comment, I don't up date my blog as much as I should but also in the winter there's not much to up date! I hope your m.e. is wreaking havoc at the moment like mine has. And you must give me more details of your lovely hens, I'm hen obsessed!! Deb x