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Allotment life and notes from the Boater's Garden

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Rob & Valonia

Setting the scene:

On a little piece of land in the Vale of White Horse, Oxfordshire, two garden novices are overrun by rabbits on an allotment plot they named A Whole Plotta Love.

Meanwhile, at home on the banks of the Thames, they potter about on a tiny segment of ground known colloquially as The Boater’s Garden. It floods a lot.

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When kingfishers are like buses and two come along at once. Photo by @nobbyc66
Is it normal for geese to do roly-polies?
Hanging out with Milo the allotment cat.
A little kayak adventure onto the Ock stream. She's currently dressed for autumn.
What a difference a year makes. Last September Lolly became so ill from an inflection that she had to be hand fed. It came on suddenly and spread rapidly. The vet thought she had an ear infection, but then the side of Lolly's face started to blister and within two weeks she was struggling to breathe. Tests showed she had pasteurella multocida. Thankfully the vet got her on the right antibiotics and they kicked in just in time. Lolly still carries the scars from the illness but to be fair, who isn't a little bald in places?
The realisation that I have no photos of summer on IG. So here's the bee friendly flowers from our allotment.

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