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Yesterday was spent digging more ground over - and i have the blisters to show for it - but there was something very satisfying about the process, the blood, sweat and tears - a bit of hard graft, being at one with the earth, planting to bring new life, camaraderie with fellow allotment owners was evident with everyone being extremely friendly. I could go on with the trite phrases but somehow it was actually like that
So here's to all the fresh veg the Farmdation crew will be enjoying and a few moments of peace in the shed - yes our plot even has its own shed!
PS this picture is not of our actual allotment - pictures of the work in progress will be appearing on various foundation members blogs in the future
2 comments:
great Steve - look forward to helping out sometime - hopefully the recent rain will help with the growin' ...
fab pic. Mark came home happy, wet and dirty from farmdation the other day.
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