As with a lot of the times we go to the allotment, we go with one job in mind and end up doing another.
I took this first photograph thinking all this would be covered in mulch
But to my surprise our lass let me play with fire, I love fire, our lass doesn't like the smell of smoke, but it helped clear some old wood and stuff which needed burning.
I then went for the leaf mould, I collected our lass did the spreading.
You don't see the elevation on this road way, but the leaves were right into the distance where the telegraph pole is.
Then another lane, then left up another hill, our lass will be laughing now, saying how I am really laying it on thick. but it must be at least three miles there and back (okay maybe half a mile)
The gray cylinders made a good template to keep the leaves off the rhubarb.
Hopefully that will keep the weeds away and the goodness in,
Four bins full of leaf mould, paving slabs moved, box full of nets and hose pipe, just the two tubs to sort and this area is getting sorted.
Another bed mulched
Big oak at the back of us, gives us shade in the summer mornings so we don't heat up to quickly. It was great to see some blue skies and sunshine.
Views from our allotment, over the tees valley.
Sunshine over the greenhouses
A late stay, meant we got to try the light out., photograph doesn't quite do it justice.
