Where exactly is your lottie?

Started by boxingtortoise, February 18, 2004, 18:04:32

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lynndan16

I'm in Walsall Wood West Mids - Greenfields -  We have 80+ plots in all.  We've had our plot for about 7 years.
Work like you don’t need money
Love like you’ve never been hurt
Dance like nobody’s watching
Sing like nobodys listening
Live like its heaven on earth

lynndan16

Work like you don’t need money
Love like you’ve never been hurt
Dance like nobody’s watching
Sing like nobodys listening
Live like its heaven on earth

lorna

lynndan. Don't remember welcoming you, then again my memory often fails me!!!!
This is a great site isn't it?  Regards Lorna.

Derekthefox

I just noticed your bench too Jen, that looks really sturdy. I made a sturdy bench too, mine is a seat for sitting on, but it is robust enough to be used for many things ...

megabyte36

Nothing like building versatility into things, my shed doubles as a sitting room come diner  ;D
Megabyte36
Dave
(Mega) to his friends

mc55

not sure if this will work, so fingers crossed - here are couple of before and during photos of my lottie (4 in total if it works!) ... going to do some more digging tomorrow, weather permitting

http://photobucket.com/albums/c220/mcd55/?action=view&current=Allotment.jpg

My lottie is at Meersbrook in Sheffield, South Yorkshire

lorna

Worked fine mc55, great pictures and what a difference all your hard work has made. A big well done and I hope you have many hours/weeks/months/years there. Thanks for showing.

Derekthefox

Yes impressive pictures michelle(?). It is always satisfying to see the before and after pictures, and these are helpful when you feel demoralised.

mc55

hurrah - glad it worked.  Have been digging up some interesting crops - bindweed ... mmm (little disturbed to discover that sweet potatoes are related  :( ) and bizarrely rusty 2" nails ... loads and loads of them  ???

Am about to start reading Joy Larkcom's Growing Vegetables book ... CAN'T WAIT FOR SPRING !!!!

TEL

hi mc55
you have worked really hard on your plot it will be well worth the effort. :D

lynndan16

Lorna  thankyou for the welcome and yes it's a brilliant site.  I've enjoyed looking through the posts and am feeling a bit more enthusiastic now about the coming season.  I must admit I had thought of giving up my plot as it seemed to be more of a chore than a pleasure but I should be retiring at the end of next year and so I'll give it another go and see how I feel then.

Regards  Lynn
Work like you don’t need money
Love like you’ve never been hurt
Dance like nobody’s watching
Sing like nobodys listening
Live like its heaven on earth

Driftwood

Hi all
I'm in sunny Weston-super-Mare

Any other locals about?

Daisy_Jane

Hello to everyone in loverly Milton Keynes, where my plot is  :)

krisali


Trixiebelle

Hello! I'm new here so please bear with me whilst I try and find my way around  :-\

My lottie (s) are in Nottingham. I was secretary of our Society for 2 yrs but got fed up of people moaning at me, so I've given up the role. Shortly before the rent is due ... VERY GOOD TIMING ON MY PART!

Hope to get to know you all soon  ;D
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John_H

#354

Mine is a half-plot in Hastings (on the South Coast) run as raised beds. I mix flowers  with food crops, because we all need a bit of colour in our lives.
Indian build small fire, keep warm.
White man build big fire - keep warm chopping wood!
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Squire of Ripley

Chesterfield.. Old Whittington.. could be a bowling green at the moment until I break the sod.. ( in the nicest of ways..) heyup to Cricket in Kirkby.. used to live in Sutton.

Mave

Hi I'm new to the allotments 4 all forum.  My names Mave my hubbie Jim and I have two allotment plots in Warrington.

bennettsleg

A ten minute walk from home in Hertford. And very nice it is too. ;D

iain

hi mine is in sunny somerset, which I have not long taken the plot on. it is a half plot, but I  hope to get another half in April.
I not done a lot due to work commitments and the plot has been to too wet to do anything.
It is not the first lottie I have had.
they were both in Lancashire: the first was near a housing estate, which had water and a security gate and a shed but the soil was not that good the other was on grade A agricultural land.

Bryan

#359
My double plot is in Harmondsworth, near Heathrow.
500sq mtrs, full of cooch, but will be working very hard to get the ground ready for the spring growing season. Had plots for two weeks now.
It is a bit claggy, with clay about a spades depth, but will be adding horse manure etc, to remedy the problem. Luckily i have a horse field out the back, and the owner says i can help myself to the manure, as much as i want, helps to keep the field clean.
Anyone near me? :D :D ;D
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