I just have to say that I am totally envious of you. I’d love to have a little patch of farmland. Even more so, I’d love to have that patch in England. Alas, I’m a poor grad student living in Florida, which is basically the worst place on Earth next to North Korea and any city in Mexico where Spring Breakers hang out.
So, kudos to you, sir.
Many thanks! It certainly isn’t easy work, but very rewarding.
[…] we’re in a better position than last year. All the beds were already built, paths marked out and so forth. But the soil was still of pretty […]
[…] I’ve finally finished building all of the beds, about 14 months after we took on the plot. Here’s how it looked back then, by the way. Currently there are loads of seeds doing what seeds do, fruit bushes developing […]
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I just have to say that I am totally envious of you. I’d love to have a little patch of farmland. Even more so, I’d love to have that patch in England. Alas, I’m a poor grad student living in Florida, which is basically the worst place on Earth next to North Korea and any city in Mexico where Spring Breakers hang out.
So, kudos to you, sir.
Many thanks! It certainly isn’t easy work, but very rewarding.
[…] we’re in a better position than last year. All the beds were already built, paths marked out and so forth. But the soil was still of pretty […]
[…] I’ve finally finished building all of the beds, about 14 months after we took on the plot. Here’s how it looked back then, by the way. Currently there are loads of seeds doing what seeds do, fruit bushes developing […]