Wednesday, 14 May 2008
8 comments:
Hi, let's start a conversation - right here, right now! If you have a question, I'll also endeavour to get back to you over at your place.
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I like the photos.
ReplyDeleteTroy
The garden really has benefitted from the very heavy downpours we had a few weeks back and the sunshine of late. x
ReplyDeleteThat is the lush green that shout Britain to you every time.
ReplyDeleteLooking good VP! xx
ReplyDeleteThose are good views to have (minus the bins). ;-) Everything is looking so lush and green.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, wonderful, wonderful. A delight for the eyes
ReplyDeleteThe blue bin could be straightened & used as a garden focal point. ;^) As they say on my kids' Webkinz, "Good Growing."
ReplyDeleteTexas Travellers - thanks.
ReplyDeleteLouise - it sure has! It's great at the moment isn't it?
dnd - you're so right and we take it all for granted.
Flighty - thanks, but not so at the allotment. I'll tell you about it some time!
Yolanda & MMD - each time I take the picture from the top of the plot I kick myself for not straightening the bins. I'd have to empty them first though!
viooltje - thanks so much and you've been showing some goodies over at your place too I see!