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Started by tim, April 10, 2007, 09:27:55

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OllieC

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I saw that in the Guardian - but don't understand. Is it part of a campaign? If so, who by and am I being thick?

KewGardens

On my first day of school my parents dropped me off at the wrong nursery.
There I was... surrounded by trees and bushes.

saddad

Couldn't eat a whole one though!
:-X  :-[

cambourne7

there are loads of kids on the site at the moment.

I have found some jobs for them to do like using there bucket and spades to help fill the wheelbarrows with soil.

Or wind up my radio.

Or fill watering cans.

But your right i cant eat a whole one either.

ACE

I had the same thing when I was a nipper, my dad gave me a tanner to go to the saturday morning pictures. When I got home they had moved.

mc55

Quote from: ACE on April 10, 2007, 16:03:43
I had the same thing when I was a nipper, my dad gave me a tanner to go to the saturday morning pictures. When I got home they had moved.

Explains a lot  ;) ;)

timelady

Made me giggle. (okay, appeals to my non-child liking side)

My parents always threatened to move when I went away to college. One year, when I was doing my postgrad in Scotland, they did! They just sort of forgot to tell me... I had to phone my aunt to get their new address and phone number. ;)

Tina.

pye

Quote from: OllieC on April 10, 2007, 09:57:18
I saw that in the Guardian - but don't understand. Is it part of a campaign? If so, who by and am I being thick?

It's the stand-in for Steve Bell while he's away.
You been goofin' with the bees?

Slug_killer

Quote from: cambourne7 on April 10, 2007, 13:20:41
there are loads of kids on the site at the moment.


Despite what Social Services may think, there is nothing wrong with child labour down the allotment !
When Santa's about, just hoe-hoe-hoe

louise stella

Child labour on the lottie is compulsory in my house - if they want to eat it - they can help grow it!!!

Louise
Grow yer bugger grow!

Deb P

Get them involved early I say.....before they get all surly and teenagery on you!

My 10 year old son is very keen, he persuaded his rather overweight, snack obsessed friend to come down to our plot the other day and help plant some potatoes. As well as being a bit of an educational tool, he seemed genuinely astonished at the plots and people busy tending them, and to my suprise asked if we could let him know when we were next coming down as he wanted to come too! Boys and dirt eh!
If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

Robert_Brenchley

Quote from: louise stella on April 11, 2007, 10:39:11
Child labour on the lottie is compulsory in my house - if they want to eat it - they can help grow it!!!

Louise


My lot would rather not eat it. My daughter cooked with allotment potatoes yesterday, so they're getting better, but there have been times when they've gone for the same thing from Tesco's, and ignored mine.

triffid

Quote from: Robert_Brenchley on April 11, 2007, 13:40:19My lot would rather not eat it. My daughter cooked with allotment potatoes yesterday, so they're getting better, but there have been times when they've gone for the same thing from Tesco's, and ignored mine.

:o Now that definitely falls under the category of "they don't know how lucky they are."
I'm staggered. Do jars of honey get treated with the same disdain?

pye

Quote from: Robert_Brenchley on April 11, 2007, 13:40:19
My lot would rather not eat it. My daughter cooked with allotment potatoes yesterday, so they're getting better, but there have been times when they've gone for the same thing from Tesco's, and ignored mine.

I can remember turning my nose up at beautiful homemade bread and cakes and pining for shop-bought white sliced and Mr Kipling when I was a kid. :o What an ungrateful little beezle.
You been goofin' with the bees?

Jeannine

We all loved new spuds when I was kid, my Mum had 2 rules
1, You help Dad dig'em
2, You can have as many as you like, but you scrape your own.

I never forgot that XX Jeannine
When God blesses you with a multitude of seeds double  the blessing by sharing your  seeds with other folks.

saddad

We have just run out... there will be hell on earth, supermarket spuds taste of nothing... when asked what pots they want for dinner we get variety names... Anya, PFA, Red Dukes and so on..
???

Robert_Brenchley

Quote from: triffid on April 11, 2007, 13:50:07
:o Now that definitely falls under the category of "they don't know how lucky they are."
I'm staggered. Do jars of honey get treated with the same disdain?

Kumbi cooked with allotment potatoes last night, and agreed they tasted better, but I think that's a first. They don't eat honey, it's 'too sweet'. Hopefully they'll get over it!

kt.

Went to put the rotary-airer up in the garden yesterday. Couldnt find the steel base I concreted in last year. Turns out kids filled the hole last year so its all grassed over now. Had to buy a new washing line alternative - either that or digging up the grass....
All you do and all you see is all your life will ever be

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