One day all of this will be mine....well a small plot on this allotment site to be precise. Phil and I decided to walk back home along the canal having dropped the car at the garage for its annual mot. We passed by what remained of the old Albion mill on the left and the bowling green on the right. Im sure my grandad Cyril must have played a match or two here at one time. Sadly the bowling greens he played on at Queens park have long since gone, the pavillion having been burned down by vandals. As I passed by Feniscowles allotment I had a quick peek over the fence wondering which plot would eventually be mine. It's probably still a distant dream as the waiting lists are very long... Still, there's always the foraging to fall back on, the sloes are already in the freezer waiting to be soaked in a litre of gin.
Saturday, 2 October 2010
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Mmmmm, sloe gin; perfect.
ReplyDeleteHope you get your plot soon, Debbie.
Got some good reflections going on there Deb.
ReplyDeletesuperbe,mm si j aime un peu plus la deuxieme !
ReplyDeletebon w end
Beautiful! Lush and Green! Pretty duck.
ReplyDelete"One day..." And it will be a bright one, to take beautiful reflection just as those... Nice sharing !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflections! It looks as though you've had some decent weather - long may it last :-)
ReplyDeletelovely place to live, (you just need a black lab to share your space)
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflections!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful place to be.
ReplyDeleteThat is just lovely...hope it isn't too long before you get your bit of land.
ReplyDeleteYou mentioned Albion...I was staying out in Mendocino County in Northern California last year on what was called Albion Ridge! Now I'd like to learn why it got that name.
Beautiful pictures! Wow. I love that duck picture.
ReplyDeleteMel Cole @ Hearts content