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Allotment Stuff => Locations and Sites => Topic started by: return of the mac on May 08, 2005, 18:34:20
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I love hearing posts on new plots- usually to the tune of- YIPPEE, got to clear up all the rubbish on it (not minding)- ill show you some pictures :o. I admire the excitement in the face of back breaking labour! Well gardeners do plan ahead...
So my question- what has everyone had to clear from their plots? Anything interesting?
Im just having to clear grass and weeds- no rubbish. Did find a silver thrupney from 1918 though ;D
John
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Wardy, I'm afraid to go looking in the long grass on my new plot now :(
Ellkebe
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Well i make up for my lack of rubbish with an epidemic of weeds >:(. And of course wardy, i made some cash too! Now those baths could be used for rainwater, i hope you havent chucked them all?
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Looks like we are really lucky - a few beer cans and pop bottles but apart from that just weeds, weeds and more weeds. Never thought I'd say that was lucky but you live and learn :).
Looks like you've taken on Steptoe's lottie Wardy!
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Cripes Wardy! :o I have found on mine, glass, and masses of china, and more china, and a bit more china, oh and a safe! empty unfortunately! :'(
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You are making me feel guilty. I moaned when we had to clear up last years slimy leeks (leek moth infested) and mouldy brussels sprouts and carrots that had been left in the ground for a VERY long time and were all moulded and very smelly.
BUT we didn't have baths, glass, etc to contend with - just annual weeds and a few patches of couch grass. And we did have raspberry canes and strawberries in situ.
Good luck - you deserve it after working so hard!
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Heaps of glass thanks to an ancient coldframe being left to rot. Lots of china...wonder if I dug up a roman mosaic by mistake? And a great big rusty key. Oh, and bones, lots and lots of bones. I assume they were animals........ :-\