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Leaves tied up on cauli

Parsnips side dressed with lime, half my potato drums filled for next year. Once we have a good downpour of rain will cover with carpet till next Match

or maybe ’till next March

Looking terrific Tony…I learn so much from your pics&tips thanks HACoolE

Mmmmm, nice Tony It’s a fag, but they’re worth it

Bench Master

Good grief Tony, that is astonishing. Beautiful home grown veg not wanted. Mind you it doesn’t completely surprise me, so many young ones these days don’t know how to cook!

Such a shame Tony. Looking at your tape measure, my first bean is now 19″ long and still growing

If the micro wave packs up they go hungry, or phone for a take away

Isn’t that awful!

So true Walt!

We had runner beans , one was over 15 ” long, and spuds and tomatoes from GGTardis, with our supper tonight. The girls loved them

I don’t have any Tony and would take them off your hands like a shot!!

Is it used as a museum now?

No museum Anne, its a very popular venue, canal boat trips, steam fairs, model railway exhibitions, the Amblecote historical group meet there once a month, permanent gift shop, still a market for Stourbridge lead crystal cut glass.

Wedding receptions are popular in the summer as a canal trip can be included. .The trips pass through very picturesque to Kinver a small village that still has a habitable rock house. I think the original rock hose dwellers were call trogamites os something similar

Anne they were troglodytes, I was close

It’s a gorgeous looking old building Tony.

I’ve been asking OH to take us to Kinver for ages to Ashwood Nursery and the rock houses.

It sounds a great place to visit Tony Crikey, that village has some history! Troglodytes

Really pleased with this eight

Making compost for next years potatoes, will cover with carpet and add fertiliser two weeks before planting

average 13/4lb each

Heading for the bonded ware house, built 1786, been restored over the years and looks like new now

Wow that’s a jacket for a giant

Excellent

I learn something new every day … thanks Tony

That is brilliant Tony.

Goodness Tony you don’t hang about!

Amazing. And a brilliant overall result Tony.

I quite like the idea of that type of holiday Tony,Worth thinking about for next year.

Tony,,Biggest spuds i ever grew were from peelings, that were put in the bottom of a bean trench,I didn’t have very good beans that year but the spuds and mushrooms from the spent compost were outstanding.

I like those kind of surprises Al