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9 November 2005

Another glorious digging day passes…

…with nary a clod turned.

I have onions, garlic and broad beans screaming to be put in the ground and I’ve been nowhere near the plot in a ridiculous amount of time. Dark evenings, long working days and outrageously rainy weekends have not exactly made it easy.

Cross your fingers that it stays dry on Saturday.

Filed under: Fallow — Clare @ 9:22 pm


7 responses

  1. mike

    Thanks for your comment on my blog - it’s good to see someone else with a healthy pumpkin fixation!

    (09.11.05 @ 9:42 pm)

  2. Clare

    Is there really such a thing as a healthy pumpkin fixation?

    (09.11.05 @ 11:37 pm)

  3. David

    Certainly not if you answer the door on Halloween wearing nothing but a pumpkin and saying “Look! No hands!” Or was that just me, then?

    I checked metcheck.com and the weather looks best on Sunday for me but I’ve promised the mistress of the house a day out so I’ll be at the Formby Red Squirrel Reserve rather than digging the garden.

    (10.11.05 @ 8:52 pm)

  4. Clare

    That pumpkin thing - ewwwwww! Surely that’s illegal.

    Do the squirrels play eukeleles?

    (11.11.05 @ 9:22 am)

  5. David

    You can’t shut the buggers up if they get their paws on one - the reserve staff are under strict instructions never, ever to let them have one no matter how much the beg, devious little sods.

    As for the pumpkin trick. Well illegal - without doubt, difficult - oh yes, painful sometimes but impressive - always! It’s just a pity that “That’s Life” is no longer on the tellybox.

    (11.11.05 @ 11:27 am)

  6. Clare

    It’s no wonder you had that little problem with your jeans.

    (11.11.05 @ 11:33 am)

  7. mike

    There is certainly such a thing as an unhealthy pumpkin fixation….

    (11.11.05 @ 11:03 pm)


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