The farm tenancy contract for our half an allotment plot has been signed and we have taken possession of the field of dreams*
*weeds
The aim is to get one bed planted up at the weekend, I’ve got some cabbages, brussels and onions ready to go in and can’t delay too long as my man with the spade (and rotavator) has been busy:
He’s also sourced some pallets and is planning to build a shed…watch this space!
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Fantastic news. Good luck with the shed made of pallets – looking forward to more on this.