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Monthly Archives: January 2014
The stump
Got a surprise when I went to the allotment today and discovered that the tree stump behind my plot is no more! Continue reading
Oh yes, I still have a garden!
An unexpectedly good day in the garden, including finding a baby strawberry plant whilst clearing away the ground for vegetables. Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged brake pads, carpet, garden frames, garden path, horse manure, strawberry plants
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What to do with these?
My broad beans seem to be going mad in the damp and overheated livingroom. Now I need to think of a strategy to keep things moving. Continue reading
Cold, wet and dirty
A bit of re-using and befriending has gone on at the allotment over the past couple of days. Continue reading
The never-ending dig
This morning, I took part in an experiment to help a PhD student with her research. I don’t of course know what she is looking for, except that it is something to do with physical activity. Thus, I am now … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Health, Social
Tagged broad beans sprouting, couch grass, digging session, Phd research, psychology experiment
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Oh for a conservatory!
Now the asparagus is in, I satisfied my urge to grow by sowing some broad beans today. Continue reading
Wonder World eradicates a virus
Another enjoyable afternoon on the allotment. Explored the disused patch behind my plot and took home more goodies. Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Health
Tagged corner shop, holly, recovery from virus, recreational space, tree stump
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The new food challenge, including broccoli
Runner beans aren’t the new chocolate but purple sprouting broccoli might just make it…. Seeing how much of my own food feeds my daughter and I this year. Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Health, In the kitchen, Social
Tagged feeding a seven-year-old, fussy eaters, own produce, school dinners
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Slow living January 2014
Took the train into town for a great day out. And then enjoyed the soup which had been simmering away in the slow cooker. Continue reading