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If it was not for that you northeners would never have learnt to walk upright ;)
only you know when its time to let go
i would say is better one plot and have time to enjoy the fruits of your labour than 2 and never having time to relax and take in the gardengood luck my friend what ever you decide
I am 67 this year and I realise that I am no where near as good as I was 5/6 years ago.
It takes me half an hour to dig a trench for potatoes where it used to take 10/15 minutes.
Then I had withdraw symptoms and I am sure that I will have them again when I eventually give up my allotment which is a big part of my life but l agree with Johnnycoa15 you know yourself when enough is enough.
I try to cut down each year but still end up with more than we can use.
Now for the crux of the matter!
Tee Gee, in light of what you just said, I apologize to you, it was very thoughtless for me to tease you as I did earlier, I am truly sorry. I think you should do exactly what you gut feeling tells you .It is a bit like deciding when to retire from a job I think, folks say you will know when it is time, and I found it to be so right. SincerelyJeannine
Over the last few weeks, I have taken great comfort from all the messages of support I've received from the A4A family. They don't change the facts about the current situation, but it just shows that there is still a lot of love and kindness out there coming from people we've only "met" through the keyboard