We were lucky enough to have an outhouse on the plot (complete with net curtains), and at the moment have grand ideas about reroofing. The dodgy extension to the left is going to be knocked down before it falls down, making room for a small seating area. Got to make sure we can get comfortable so we can plan what to plant!
There is also a greenhouse full of brambles to sort out, the rest of the plot just being grass and thistles, I thought you could imagine that bit for yourself, without the aid of pictures.
As me and Matt are sharing the allotment with my brother Mark, we have decided to split the plot down the middle, with a little extra bit near the gate being Mark's to make up for the fact that the greenhouse is on his half, making it smaller. No doubt, by next spring his half will be all tidy with fruit cages up and neat beds sectioned off. My side will have a few vegies growing that are being eaten by slugs! And I might have tidied up the raspberries that are already in there from the previous owner. I suspect however, that they may have been in more than 10 years and therefore need replacing.
Anyway back to the drawing board, and the internet, to see which garden tools I can't afford!
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Borrow a Coat, Plan B is borrow a Goat one of these will work for sure. The Goat will probably eat your Garden Tools & not clear the ground. Good luck on this, I shall be round for my 10% for the free advice that I shall occasionally post.
Nice idea, but by the time I had transported it to the allotment it would be too full to eat, having gorged on the interior of my car. Leading it is not an option, I have tried leading a goat about 10 yards before and they don't cooperate well!
We will soon have plenty of grass and thistles going spare, so you can collect 100% of that at any time!
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