This is the old Italian couple I've mentioned before, Anna and Frank. Their daughter, Cathy, has plot no. 40.
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...the banks all green with celery, the endive rejoicing in a rivulet; the cucumber snaking amidst the grass and swelling to greatness... (Virgil's Georgics IV:120, trans. C. Day Lewis)
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September
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- Anna and Frank (Nos. 369 & 370)
- More on exchange
- Exchange and the Gift economy
- Joan (No. 78)
- Connie (No. 52)
- Hazel (Plots 54 & 55)
- Sylvia and Reg (No.350)
- The Project
- The Bramble Patch (No. 71)
- A cat on the allotment
- Italian lessons
- The Tomato King
- Bonfires
- How to eat artichokes
- Artichokes
- "Go and photograph that man!"
- Red Cabbage
- ...and rain stopped play.
- No wonder the Russians worship tractors!
- Firewood and harvest festivals
- Winter vegetables
- Bonfires and pay dirt
- The history of the Cat allotment
- The Allotment Officer's visit
- Garlic and wine
- Rotovator
- Sempre rain
- The Cat allotment
- Caterpillars
- The Salvation Army allotment
- Walking along the track...
- Virgil's Georgics Book IV
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