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poly-digging progress
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digging companion
I’m digging the far end of the polytunnel starting at the edge that runs alongside ‘windfall’ path on the outside discovering brambles that have crept in and rooted themselves deeply into the rich, moist soil. I’ve spotted a robin spotting me. Sure enough, as soon as I’m taking a break he is in and recovering […]
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Amusing time lapse
This is a short time lapse taken on Sunday at Tall Trees allotment! If anyone would like to see the high res version of it and all of the pics of November please get in touch (hannahatkinsonphotography@hotmail.co.uk) for a look. In the meantime, enjoy this…it makes me smile!! All images and moving images are copyright […]
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Sketch from a stormy day (a while ago)
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Ley line
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Allotment Plotting
A day of our own ley-line lying in the late autumnal sun and showers.Relating my boot measurement to yours…How many paces make a plot?The plotting looks different on paper, in measurement to when marked out in reality. A reminder that the place always leads the action there and how we work with/in it. That is […]
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Very Berry
best of autumn colour
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Tall Trees
20th November and after a week of storms and high winds, peace, warmth and calm descends on the garden. The warm autumn sun makes the place sing. Over at the Tall Trees Allotment site things are really coming on. The first strim has been done and reduced the waist high grass to a manageable level […]
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Never Alone
It’s amazing how even though you think you are alone at the garden you never really are. Today a bright colourful moth fluttered down and rested near me. Basking in the autumn sunshine he was beautiful and a true companion.
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Going Potty!
Obsessive. That’s what it is! retrieving and sorting flower pots into stacks. Up at ‘Flowerpots’ am keen to get all the unused pots out from under the brambles so that we can get on with moving the damaged polytunnel and digging the new allotments. This has led to obsessive behaviour, sorting them into sizes, […]
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Raspberry
Colour in the garden. The Raspberry is our first and only fruit! (apart from apples galore that is). In the pouring rain of a November day seeing this jewel shining in the magnifying raindrops made me stop and think about colour. How important it is. The bright red pierced the green of the surrounding garden, […]
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bigger plan