Thankfully you had not put the gravel down ...Might be a good idea for the committee to have an allotment pamphlet of do's & dont's when renting an allotment.! Yours is looking great keep up the good work& Enjoy❤
Putting the gravel in the back without covering them the bags will rot. I would suggest you take one bag with you to your home after each visit to your plot.
@@sarahsallotmentjourney Oh my,..I didn’t know that,that you do not drive. I’ve watched you and your husband mud- larking for a few years. I’ve spend 24 years and over 19 years of that every night as a newspaper carrier ,..and the last 5 years,6 nights each week. unfortunately,...all of us the carriers will loose our jobs on the 7th of October. I’ve been trying to raise flowers,and next year I’m hoping to put in a small garden. So far,I’ve failed on growing the flowers, I’ve lost my ‘ Green Thumb’ , Bummer!!! .
I can understand them not wanting difficult to remove gravel in those plots but really like that you took it so well, so congeniality. In a time when people feel so free to have fits of anger and act out over every perceived injustice or slight, I admire the ones who are still mature enough to take these things in their stride.
@@carolcourtney4309 there are things that warrant real anger but this is def not one of them . I do try to put things into perspective especially as this is my happy place
Sarah You could use the gravel to fill 1 liter pop and milk bottles and use as weights to keep insect netting down on the corners or weed suppressant covers down during winter 👍
Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 Silver lining: you hadn’t already spread the gravel all over the paths! You did a great job on your friends shed. It looks really nice. Everything is growing well. When will you plant your pumpkin vines to grow over the arch? 🙂 Another relaxing video. 🙂
You could set multi layered weed membrane to protect the ground behind the greenhouse/poly tunnel, then it would be easier to lift the gravel if it it was not needed. Nice job painting your friends shed
My allotment is full of stones because it was used as a flint mine before being turned into allotments. We can use the stones as they are naturally already there but we can't bring gravel in.
What a beautiful lick of paint for your friends shed. So very nice of you to do that and add the extra touches to it. I'd feel proud to have you as a fellow neighbor. Take care from Laura in Ontario, Canada
You mentioned wanting gravel way back. I have a feeling those two complainers are watching your videos.They could have told you before you bought the gravel and before the bags got carried up to your lot. I sense a bit of envy. You did a great job on the shed. Love your positive attitude. Thank you for sharing.
@@bettyfreckles I don’t think anyone watches my videos on there . There is nothing to be envious with my plot but thanks for saying people could be . I think my friend may give up her allotment it’s more work than she thought and she is very busy … hopefully not sge is going to see how she feels when tidying it fir winter I think
Lucky you that you can use a hose pipe on your site , on the site im on we are not allowed hosepipes only watering cans . Your friends shed looks good by the way .
Sarah, I really enjoy your gardening videos, and yes, painting your neighbors shed was so nice of you. Everything is growing and see, you really do know how to grow a garden ! I am totally impressed !! My stupid emoji's aren't working, hearts and hugs xx
Sarah advertise the bags of gravel for people to collect. If you leave them there too long the plastic bags will degrade and fall apart. Get rid of them now please or you will be in trouble if they spill out. Your still doing great and getting lots sowed but you should really sow thing like cues and sweetcorn in moduals then you can plants the tiny plants out that do grow. Always watch Gardeners World as they have good tips for growing veg. Love to you both. x
Hello Sarah, your beautiful allotment is growing very well. It would have looked nice, but no need really for the gravel. You took that very well, but I guess the complainer’s helped save you. You didn’t have to pick it all out! I hope you don’t hear from them anymore! Love the new garden with cucumbers and such. You were so sweet to your friend to paint her shed. Fantastic work on the painting and all the little details you added. I would have added the lock as well great thinking 🧐 Have a blessed and beautiful week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
No matter where you grow on an allotment cite, there's rules and regulations. As for complaints, i think there are better ways of making a point. Like maybe who ever complained, could have come face to face with you and had a friendly word. Giving advice. Instead of making a complaint. Some people could get very upset about that. Im Glad you Sarah, just took it on board and didn't let it bother you. Thank goodness you didn't put too much down. Stick the bags on ebay. I'm sure someone will snap them up. Collection only. What will you use instead? Keep up the good work Sarah. X
Go Sarah - looking so good, and haven't seen any of your plants fail yet! Everything looks like it's growing really well so far. Really looking forward to seeing things bloom in the flower gardens/sweet peas! Thanks for your awesome referral to Lynda's allotment garden - another awesome lady who has a lot to share as well.
@@sarahsallotmentjourney if I’m considering a project at the plot I run my idea past allotment association committee members 1st. We have limits on size of structures etc. so I always check cos there’s often rules I’m not aware of 🤩
@sarahsallotmentjourney I'm a California gardener. Unfortunately, our soil is very rocky, and our weather is warm and dry. I wish my garden was as green and healthy as yours.
SARAH THAT IS SOMETHING I NEVER KNEW THAT ABOUT GRAVEL ON THE WALKING PATH EITHER.I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU CAN'T DO THAT, I GUESS IT'S DIFFERENT IN DIFFERANT CONTRIES. BOY IT STARTED RAINING AWFUL QUICK ,THERE IT COMES AGAIN.SARAH YOU ARE DOING GREAT DON'T GET DOWN OVER A FEW NEGATIVE FEEDBACK WE LOVE YOU AND MIC .IT IS 7:40 PM HERE .WE ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS AND JUST LOVE TO WATCH YOU AND MIC,WE SEE NEW AND DIFFERENT COUNTRY THAT WE WOULD NEVER HAVE GOTTEN TO SEE IF IT WEREN'T FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU AND MIC.THAT IS FUNNY WHEN YOU SAID THE BIRDS WERE TAKING THE LABELS OFF THE THINGS IN YOUR GARDEN THE BIRDS PROBABLY DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO THINK WHEN THEY TOOK A BITE OF THE LABEL INSTEAD OF THE VEGGIES.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK SARAH-JOSEPHINE-AMERICA
Hi Josephine... capital letters in texting is seen to be shouting.. could you maybe change the size of the font on your phone if you prefer bigger letters?
That sounds great but quite often people leave their plot and don't do clearances.. they're tired, have already moved on and just want to pick up whatever they can carry or is expensive. No way do people bag up gravel and take it away and then it's next p/h's problem.
Your allotment look gorgeous. I have garden boxes as well. Unfortunately I’m cat sitting and they have decided to use them as giant litter boxes. So needless to say I can’t use them now. No big deal, I love cats.
I looked up celeriac & it said it should be planted 30cm (1ft) apart, in rows 40-45cm (16-18in) apart. They like plenty of space and good air circulation. If that's the case, You'll probably need to thin them out and / or space them later ???
Hey did you know if you put something in the bed like a rock or sculpture you can water it and splash your plants that way nothing gets damaged while watering.
@@kathrynhobbs8874 I’m pretty sure nothing would happen as it’s already there luckily the earth isn’t stoney and that’s prob why they want it to stay like that
That is apsolutetly rediculous putting complaints in .I am sure there is other nicer ways of telling you before complaining .your such a lovely lady . Take care annemarie x
Well i didnt know you cant sell the produce you grow or about the gravel. What a shame about the gravel it would have looked nice. The shed you painted is brill Sarah. Ill sub to your friend. Geat spurt of growth on all your plantings. Have a good week ahead xxx
What was the 2nd complaint. You are doing so well. Petty not to come to you and just tell you,instead of involving the committee. Bless you little seedlings,l wish them well
Gravel would migrate on to your and neighbour's plots and cause some problems.... easier for committee person to talk to a p/h than for someone non ctee who could be taken to be 'bossy" or interfering etc...good for ypu for accepting it with good grace.
@@MarianCoburn I’m so glad you did it’s only been here a few months do you may have time to catch up . From tomorow im showing two a week Monday and Friday but only for this month after that I’m back to just a Monday
Oh no! Ive just acquired half a plot and ive gravelled my paths 😮 Doesnt say in my contract I can't...will have to wait and see. Looks really tidy, would have to change it for woodchip. Is that allowed..Best wishes x
@sarahsallotmentjourney I'll keep my fingers and toes crossed. 2 ton, lugged up a hill, like yours...don't really want to have to barrow it back down again. ( I'll have to do what you did and pay someone) x
Love your herb planter - what a great idea. What do you use to make your brews? I was looking at a gas camping stove, but your device looks interesting 🧐
@@GrowingWithPlot21 I have cooked bacon and eggs using the base as the fire obviously but I now have a camping stove for that . Also called Kelly kettles but they are a bit dearer
Sarah what will you do instead of gravel? You could probably grow grass pretty quickly but it needs to be cut. I love how you took it in stride & didn’t stress about it. Life is too short. Are we up to 2 videos a week in August? ✌️💚
@@clarefoskett9959 to be honest I would need to hear it off the ones in charge otherwise I would just think it’s someone trying to tell me how they like it rather than how it’s supposed to be I think
Thankfully you had not put the gravel down ...Might be a good idea for the committee to have an allotment pamphlet of do's & dont's when renting an allotment.! Yours is looking great keep up the good work& Enjoy❤
@@sheenawhyte7430 they have a list of stuff but gravel wasn’t on it , I think it is now lol
Nice of you to fix & paint your neighbor,& such a healthy attitude about the gravel,what a lady,nice work Sarah!❤
@@deloradeabel8487 thank you
Putting the gravel in the back without covering them the bags will rot.
I would suggest you take one bag with you to your home after each visit to your plot.
@@mzpatintexas8329 I don’t drive I will give them away
@@sarahsallotmentjourney Oh my,..I didn’t know that,that you do not drive.
I’ve watched you and your husband mud- larking for a few years.
I’ve spend 24 years and over 19 years of that every night as a newspaper carrier ,..and the last 5 years,6 nights each week.
unfortunately,...all of us the carriers will loose our jobs on the 7th of October.
I’ve been trying to raise flowers,and next year I’m hoping to put in a small garden.
So far,I’ve failed on growing the flowers, I’ve lost my ‘ Green Thumb’ , Bummer!!! .
I can understand them not wanting difficult to remove gravel in those plots but really like that you took it so well, so congeniality. In a time when people feel so free to have fits of anger and act out over every perceived injustice or slight, I admire the ones who are still mature enough to take these things in their stride.
@@carolcourtney4309 there are things that warrant real anger but this is def not one of them . I do try to put things into perspective especially as this is my happy place
Sarah
You could use the gravel to fill 1 liter pop and milk bottles and use as weights to keep insect netting down on the corners or weed suppressant covers down during winter 👍
@@GanggangPeanut oh I like that idea about the weed membrane
You made that little shed look amazing! xx
@@NorthernMudlarks amazing what a lick of paint and a bit of bunting will do x
Use them to weigh down your polytunnel so it doesn't blow away.
@@sdee3635 oh yes great idea
Depending on the size, gravel mixed with soil is good for growing plants
@@katecarpenter7366 it was just a no no matter the size
@@sarahsallotmentjourney I'm sorry..so if you were to bring in soil, would you have to remove all the rocks first?
Hi from Australia 🇦🇺
Silver lining: you hadn’t already spread the gravel all over the paths!
You did a great job on your friends shed. It looks really nice. Everything is growing well. When will you plant your pumpkin vines to grow over the arch? 🙂 Another relaxing video. 🙂
@@maggie_oshea that was the plan before we got no sun …. Sun is here now though
You could set multi layered weed membrane to protect the ground behind the greenhouse/poly tunnel, then it would be easier to lift the gravel if it it was not needed. Nice job painting your friends shed
@@deborahfoss904 yes good idea
Im looking forward to you putting your tile pavers down soon! Beds are looking great! 👍
@@janedickson-gw4pb it all comes together
My allotment is full of stones because it was used as a flint mine before being turned into allotments. We can use the stones as they are naturally already there but we can't bring gravel in.
@@justlou1s348 yeh that would be too much as well
What a beautiful lick of paint for your friends shed. So very nice of you to do that and add the extra touches to it. I'd feel proud to have you as a fellow neighbor. Take care from Laura in Ontario, Canada
@@FoodThymeAndGarden I bought her the sign for her birthday I dig up that flower from her plot lol looks so much nicer just painted
Allotments have many rules!.... Mine especially!
@@bristolveggiebeds5310 yeh it’s a mine field but worth negotiating as long as not too rediculous
You mentioned wanting gravel way back. I have a feeling those two complainers are watching your videos.They could have told you before you bought the gravel and before the bags got carried up to your lot. I sense a bit of envy. You did a great job on the shed. Love your positive attitude. Thank you for sharing.
@@bettyfreckles I don’t think anyone watches my videos on there . There is nothing to be envious with my plot but thanks for saying people could be . I think my friend may give up her allotment it’s more work than she thought and she is very busy … hopefully not sge is going to see how she feels when tidying it fir winter I think
Oh the drama of the allotment! Thank god you hadn’t laid all that gravel. Enjoyed watching thank you x
@@Simplycharlotte-s lol I know it was a close one x
Love the job you did on your friend's shed. Especially the lock for privacy. It looked so pretty. I'm sure she really appreciated it.
Thank you she did
Lucky you that you can use a hose pipe on your site , on the site im on we are not allowed hosepipes only watering cans . Your friends shed looks good by the way .
@@amandanewman570 yes very lucky my friends site is like that no hosepipes there
Sarah, I really enjoy your gardening videos, and yes, painting your neighbors shed was so nice of you. Everything is growing and see, you really do know how to grow a garden ! I am totally impressed !! My stupid emoji's aren't working, hearts and hugs xx
@@susanroller6905 thanks it was my friends shed on another allotment .
Oh, it was so much work dragging the gravel up there!
@@lindamartinez2896 let’s not think of it lol
@@sarahsallotmentjourney at least you hadn’t put a lot down.
I didn’t know about not putting gravel down. As you say you live and learn 😊
@@suecordingley538 it’s not a rule on every allotment I don’t think . Committees make their own rules I think
allotment looking very nice well done
@@westcountrymudlarks thanks it’s getting there
It's getting exciting at your allotment. Love seeing things grow.
@@kcoy7988 thanks
Watching from USA I’m absolutely 💯 inspired by your allotment and love your kind clam demeanor 😊❤
@@Intentional-frugality thank you 🤩
The sign for the new bed is actually the row by row of what is in there in order. Silly little birds trying to trick you like that. ❤
@@dhogue01ify accidentally organised !
Sarah advertise the bags of gravel for people to collect. If you leave them there too long the plastic bags will degrade and fall apart. Get rid of them now please or you will be in trouble if they spill out. Your still doing great and getting lots sowed but you should really sow thing like cues and sweetcorn in moduals then you can plants the tiny plants out that do grow. Always watch Gardeners World as they have good tips for growing veg. Love to you both. x
@@fairyacorn4854 thanks good advice
Your fabulous Sarah🌺🌷🌿love watching you 🪴 garden
Until next video, never stop being you! ☮️🦋💜
@@sandralovegrove2805 thank you
Hello Sarah, your beautiful allotment is growing very well. It would have looked nice, but no need really for the gravel. You took that very well, but I guess the complainer’s helped save you. You didn’t have to pick it all out! I hope you don’t hear from them anymore!
Love the new garden with cucumbers and such. You were so sweet to your friend to paint her shed. Fantastic work on the painting and all the little details you added. I would have added the lock as well great thinking 🧐
Have a blessed and beautiful week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
@@susancousins8766 yeh I got a better solution in the end
No matter where you grow on an allotment cite, there's rules and regulations. As for complaints, i think there are better ways of making a point. Like maybe who ever complained, could have come face to face with you and had a friendly word. Giving advice. Instead of making a complaint. Some people could get very upset about that. Im Glad you Sarah, just took it on board and didn't let it bother you. Thank goodness you didn't put too much down.
Stick the bags on ebay. I'm sure someone will snap them up. Collection only.
What will you use instead?
Keep up the good work Sarah. X
@@carolekinsey7835 yeh just took it on the chin … don’t worry all will be revealed
Go Sarah - looking so good, and haven't seen any of your plants fail yet! Everything looks like it's growing really well so far. Really looking forward to seeing things bloom in the flower gardens/sweet peas! Thanks for your awesome referral to Lynda's allotment garden - another awesome lady who has a lot to share as well.
@@kimtocker1667 yeh she plods on just had a bit of a wobble I think
I would love a shed like that you did a good job, such a shame about the gravel, but at least it is still in bags 🍀🌸🪻✨
@@gailbrandwood9134 yeh I would like a shed but my tunnel is way bigger than any shed I could afford and does the same job
Oh Sarah another plot holder could’ve mentioned that you can’t use gravel when it was being lugged up the hill 🥵.
@@margaretalice6343 no one else knew
@@sarahsallotmentjourney if I’m considering a project at the plot I run my idea past allotment association committee members 1st. We have limits on size of structures etc. so I always check cos there’s often rules I’m not aware of 🤩
@@margaretalice6343 yeh this was a rule not on the list of rules
I absolutely love your allotment. You've put your heart and soul into it, and it shows. So beautiful. Great job!!!!
@@elizabethvongremp118 thank you that’s kind
@sarahsallotmentjourney I'm a California gardener. Unfortunately, our soil is very rocky, and our weather is warm and dry. I wish my garden was as green and healthy as yours.
Love seeing the progress of all the growing! Hope that's the only complaint you'll get...
@@Nicole-coliebrobro ha probably not
You did a lovely job of the shed.
@@suesmith9202 thanks
Did a great job on your friends shed. I'm sure she will love it. Can you put wood chips down on your path?
@@brandonbursick9575 yes can do
SARAH THAT IS SOMETHING I NEVER KNEW THAT ABOUT GRAVEL ON THE WALKING PATH EITHER.I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU CAN'T DO THAT, I GUESS IT'S DIFFERENT IN DIFFERANT CONTRIES. BOY IT STARTED RAINING AWFUL QUICK ,THERE IT COMES AGAIN.SARAH YOU ARE DOING GREAT DON'T GET DOWN OVER A FEW NEGATIVE FEEDBACK WE LOVE YOU AND MIC .IT IS 7:40 PM HERE .WE ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS AND JUST LOVE TO WATCH YOU AND MIC,WE SEE NEW AND DIFFERENT COUNTRY THAT WE WOULD NEVER HAVE GOTTEN TO SEE IF IT WEREN'T FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU AND MIC.THAT IS FUNNY WHEN YOU SAID THE BIRDS WERE TAKING THE LABELS OFF THE THINGS IN YOUR GARDEN THE BIRDS PROBABLY DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO THINK WHEN THEY TOOK A BITE OF THE LABEL INSTEAD OF THE VEGGIES.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK SARAH-JOSEPHINE-AMERICA
@@JosephineGray-oe8jt yeh all allotments have their own rules really . Thanks
@@sarahsallotmentjourney YOU ARE WELCOME YEH I'D SAY THEY DO HAVE THEIR OWN RULES L.O.L
Hi Josephine... capital letters in texting is seen to be shouting.. could you maybe change the size of the font on your phone if you prefer bigger letters?
My neighbour has gravel . What if you put it on top of membrane then it can all be scooped up ?.❤love you videos Sarah xxx
@@150754150754 I said that’s what I was going to do it was still no
That sounds great but quite often people leave their plot and don't do clearances.. they're tired, have already moved on and just want to pick up whatever they can carry or is expensive. No way do people bag up gravel and take it away and then it's next p/h's problem.
@@cew9837 your totally right
VERY SWEET OF YOU SARAH TO PAINT YOUR FRIENDS SHED
@@lindastowars7346 she just needed a little help as was super busy with family stuff
Your allotment look gorgeous. I have garden boxes as well. Unfortunately I’m cat sitting and they have decided to use them as giant litter boxes. So needless to say I can’t use them now. No big deal, I love cats.
Keep the garden boxes moist. The cats won't use them.
@@lovelyskull3483 oh no !
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff Thank you❤️
I looked up celeriac & it said it should be planted 30cm (1ft) apart, in rows 40-45cm (16-18in) apart. They like plenty of space and good air circulation. If that's the case, You'll probably need to thin them out and / or space them later ???
Ow my lol what a complaint :P Love the shed!! 🐝thanks for the great video🌻
@@BumblebeeAdventure it could be worse I guess lol thanks
Celeriac is very popular here in Cyprus, they have it in soups and stews, also raw with lemon juice & salt. Not my fav to be honest lol.
@@tanithmessenger3581 well I’m not sure it will come to fruition
@@sarahsallotmentjourney only time will tell! x
Your doing amazing job. Well done.
@@robinanoble4664 thank you
Thanks.
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff thank you
Do you know if the craft seed also includes bulbs? Everything is looking good there. Be patient and keep going.
Hey did you know if you put something in the bed like a rock or sculpture you can water it and splash your plants that way nothing gets damaged while watering.
@@juliespade1573 no but makes perfect sense
@@juliespade1573 no but maybe it will in autumn . Their seeds gave def been good quality ones
What happens if you move the stones you find in your beds, to the paths?
@@kathrynhobbs8874 I’m pretty sure nothing would happen as it’s already there luckily the earth isn’t stoney and that’s prob why they want it to stay like that
Look amazing sharing thank you
@@damdekmyhomeដំដែកផ្ទះខ្ញុំ thanks for watching
That is apsolutetly rediculous putting complaints in .I am sure there is other nicer ways of telling you before complaining .your such a lovely lady . Take care annemarie x
@@anneoxford7009 don’t worry about it I’m thick skinned x
Love you on all your channels. I think of you as Aunt Sarah and I love going on adventures with you.❤❤
@@patti117 like an old worn out aunt lol thanks
What a nice friend you are. ❤ luv viewing your vlog, so positive and enjoyable!
@@debbiegibson6113 thank you
Well i didnt know you cant sell the produce you grow or about the gravel. What a shame about the gravel it would have looked nice. The shed you painted is brill Sarah. Ill sub to your friend. Geat spurt of growth on all your plantings. Have a good week ahead xxx
@@gaynor3976 thank you
Lovely rain. We need rain. The farmers crops are suffering so is my garden. Are you going to remove the gravel you already have down.
@@kentuckylady2990 no I can keep those down thankfully
What was the 2nd complaint.
You are doing so well.
Petty not to come to you and just tell you,instead of involving the committee.
Bless you little seedlings,l wish them well
@@deenadichmont5584 2 different people complained
Gravel would migrate on to your and neighbour's plots and cause some problems.... easier for committee person to talk to a p/h than for someone non ctee who could be taken to be 'bossy" or interfering etc...good for ypu for accepting it with good grace.
@@cew9837 yeh it was a totally justified complaint thanks
Just found your channel.👍
@@MarianCoburn I’m so glad you did it’s only been here a few months do you may have time to catch up . From tomorow im showing two a week Monday and Friday but only for this month after that I’m back to just a Monday
Oh no! Ive just acquired half a plot and ive gravelled my paths 😮 Doesnt say in my contract I can't...will have to wait and see. Looks really tidy, would have to change it for woodchip. Is that allowed..Best wishes x
@@claireclowes3705 all allotments are different . Different rules
@sarahsallotmentjourney I'll keep my fingers and toes crossed. 2 ton, lugged up a hill, like yours...don't really want to have to barrow it back down again. ( I'll have to do what you did and pay someone) x
@@claireclowes3705 oh no just keep quiet I guess there is a plot on here with gravel paths that’s why I thought was ok
Well I never knew that but it does make sense. Are you allowed to use wood chips instead?
@@kymvalleygardensdesign5350 yes , dif allotments have dif rules
Couldn’t they use the gravel in a community area . Allotment looking great xxx
@@Karen-ip2jz the communal area is paved
Love your herb planter - what a great idea. What do you use to make your brews? I was looking at a gas camping stove, but your device looks interesting 🧐
@@GrowingWithPlot21 it’s a ghillie kettle I just use 3 firefighters to heat it up. No gas required so easy to use
What a great idea. Been down a RUclips rabbit hole now watching videos on it and how to use 😂
@@GrowingWithPlot21 I have cooked bacon and eggs using the base as the fire obviously but I now have a camping stove for that . Also called Kelly kettles but they are a bit dearer
Shame about the gravel.
@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff yeh can’t win them all I guess
Sarah what will you do instead of gravel? You could probably grow grass pretty quickly but it needs to be cut. I love how you took it in stride & didn’t stress about it. Life is too short. Are we up to 2 videos a week in August? ✌️💚
@@dishmurphy6539 yes I need to get my calendar out and re date the next 8 videos. Don’t worry I get a solution for the paths
Looking great
@@suewaite9747 thanks
You are a beautiful woman Sarah. You work so hard on your allotment. It looks great
@@Lorraine4305 thank you that’s kind
Love your video's Sarah , x
@@pennyraper8705 thank you so much
Seriously! Have people got nothing better to do, probably jealous, you keep going, Sarah
@@gigiwilson9124 honestly it’s ok it won’t stop me
@@sarahsallotmentjourney good for you Sarah, I mean chips, you should walk on their paths stamping your feet until it's mud lol take care
Hi Sarah, just wondering what the plot is like now?
@@izzywizzy2361 I’m going to say it’s come together nicely …
We love you.
Yes, gravel is gravel but I know nothing. Perhaps the people should come to you instead of reporting you.
What a lovely lady you are
I changed my comment as it was more colourful.😊
@@clarefoskett9959 lol
@@clarefoskett9959 to be honest I would need to hear it off the ones in charge otherwise I would just think it’s someone trying to tell me how they like it rather than how it’s supposed to be I think
Did you have to take out the rocks that you put down already?
@@cdmikie no thank fully I can keep that tiny path and step phew !
A tad annoying that these people didn't just come and speak to you than moaning to the committee x
@@chrissiehart22 don’t worry maybe I look like a fiesty person to talk too lol
@@sarahsallotmentjourney lol yes very or maybe they need to grow a pair on their allotment next year lol. Keep being you xx
😂 I see brick but still need more you can do raised garden beds so you ain't gotta bend over as much lol u can get those mudlarking 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@gamingaddict37 I’m not carry bricks from my larks lol no more heavy bags
@@sarahsallotmentjourney lol 😂
Thanks