No man’s land – all this had to be turned over.

Where do we start –maybe over there?

We started to pull out the big weeds and tall grass.

Most of this area had bricks and stones and we decided to keep these for rubble for future pathways around the beds.

After all the hard work from all the blessed volunteers –we covered the finished ground with plastic sheets ready for the following year.

Right lets go for a well deserved  brew ………

These flag stone were eventually used as paths between beds.

Mr Spade awaiting helper.

            Now where have I put the spade?

Ha - there’s the spade!!

Any nuggets of Gold?

 Rubbish waiting to go to the tip.

The flagstones were laid for the shed.

The new shed

Here is the transforming of the plots shaping up.

Cabbages and other types of veg have been growing in the beds.

This pond had frog spawn.

The Rose of Delight.

A volunteer sorting the onions.

Fresh Onions

Our Veg’ go into competition.

Beetroot comes third,

Cabbage comes Second.

Sweet peas,  sweet corn,  potatoes, leeks, beetroot have all grown in this successful allotment.

All but the sprout beds have been cleared ready for fresh manure.

MANURE!!!!!!   arrgh – peg your noses if you please.