Looking for something else I came across this wonderful 'Dig for Victory' film, showing how to dig, use a hoe, chit and plant potatoes etc. Worth a look!
http://www.learningcurve.gov.uk/focuson/film/film-archive/player.asp?catID=2&subCatID=7&filmID=7#top%20idtop
very nice
a great place for things like this is the Pathe News website. I think it now has every Pathe Newsreel for free (lo def) download
http://www.britishpathe.com/ (http://www.britishpathe.com/)
what a time aye. you know we'll never get that back. i was so born to late. ;D
Quote from: Deb P on February 11, 2009, 14:21:39
Looking for something else I came across this wonderful 'Dig for Victory' film, showing how to dig, use a hoe, chit and plant potatoes etc. Worth a look!
http://www.learningcurve.gov.uk/focuson/film/film-archive/player.asp?catID=2&subCatID=7&filmID=7#top%20idtop
I enjoyed that little film..thanks for posting :D
A truely inspiring piece of film ... and just as relevant today.
Brilliant! If only I could get my OH interested, my plot could be as good as that-maybe! ;D
Notsure about "an hour and a half a week" being enough though!
Really enjoyed this film.
It made me smile when the narrator suggested that digging was much better when you had good company. ;D
MP
Thanks for a great link i really enjoyed it ;D
This made me chuckle - I loved the film - but it reminded me that I was going to do my bit and "dig for victory" by digging up my front lawn! Then I got my Allotment and didn't have to!!! (I've had it 3 years now). My back garden is small and the front long, narrow and underused! Yes it looks lovely, makes a nice entrance to the house, has a fountain, and a seat etc etc etc but I seriously considered doing away with it so I could grow veg! I still haven't given up the idea - once the lottie is full to bursting I might be eyeing up the lawn again!!!
LOL
Louise
Like the bit about how it only takes an hour or two a week to cultivate an allotment!
Great link, thanks. An hour or two LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes a great link Deb, I think the hour or two was probably meant for when it was up and running. :-\ ;D ;D ;D