Further to the entry below, this is what may have to happen when we get home as she loves rolling in things....
posted by Mike at 10:49 AM
Thursday, June 01, 2006
Further to the entry below, this is what may have to happen when we get home as she loves rolling in things....
Links
- Mike's 2007 Allotment Photo Gallery (All uploaded pics)
- Mike & Sue's Garden Diary
- Mike's Nature Diary
- Lytham Hall Apiary
- The Saunders' Allotment Page
- The Allotment Lady
- KT's Kitchen Garden
- My Tiny Plot
- Losing the Plot
- Head Burro
- Pumpkin Soup
- Calendula & Concrete
- A Country Garden
- Greenmantle
- Dave's Allotment Blog
- Stew & Fritha's Allotment
- Phil's Garden Diary
- Vidaverde Seed Catalogue
- The Mammoth Onion
- Simpson's Seeds
Previous Posts
- As KT 101 was asking about what Cora gets up to at...
- This is what Cora was doing yesterday at the allot...
- ...and here she is earlier in the week...
- ...and this is what she likes to do on the way home!
- Sue did a lot more good work today (Wednesday 31st...
- Cora still seems to think going home is the best t...
- Here are the Runner Beans in their carpet holes...
- ...and here I am putting in the Climbing French Be...
- This bed now has 6 bags of manure in it ready for ...
- I potted up a few more tomatoes today. The ones in...
5 Comments:
Hello!
I have really enjoyed your blog and your allotment looks fantastic. You have given me a lot of tips to try out on my own plot.
Great images too.
Hello! Thank you for your excellent comment! Glad you like the blog,
Thanks for your comments on my blog! Yes, we had such fun in the pool. I hope she can go swimming again sometime soon.
I checked out the timeline you told me about. Amazing that it started out circa 100BC! Interesting information about the House of Lords and robber barons. Thanks for sending me the info.
Wonderful photos and usual Mike - just brilliant
hi mike ive been checking your progress regularlly lovelely pics you can have a look at our blog @
http://boggtrotter.blogspot.com/
this is our first allotment and we ar eloving it
there are more allotments in Newcastle (NE) than there are in the whole of scotland
Cheers
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