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Allotment life and notes from the Boater's Garden

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Suzanne & Rob

Setting the scene:

On a little piece of land in the Vale of White Horse, Oxfordshire, two gardeners 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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I've always loved winter, but it's been a trying season this time round. The sight of new growth made me so happy that I made a fine silver bramble leaf in celebration. First new leaf = joy.
The mill stream at Steventon being a little raucous today as flood water makes its way down.
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.

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