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Published by Robert Darfi
Welcome to this podcast hosted by me, Rob. I really don't know what I'm doing on my allotment but thought it might be funny or even interesting to share my story whilst I enter my first full year as an allotmenteer! Learn with me, as I make every mistake in the book!
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Some more allotment musings in what has been a busy month!
Just some rambling from the plot. Reallyamateurallotment@hotmail.com
I’ve finally got my chickens after a year of having the plot! Exciting times… reallyamataurallotment@hotmail.com
Time to get the seedlings down to the plot… and obviously a few other jobs pop up. reallyamateurallotment@hotmail.com
I’ve spent 2 hours getting my new polytunnel up and there’s some exciting seedling developments!
Welcome to the first episode of "The Really Amateur Allotmenteer" podcast, where we follow the journey of an ordinary person with no prior experience in gardening or farming, as they take on the challenge of managing their own allotment. In this episode, we meet our host, Rob, who has always been interested in growing his own fruits and vegetables but has never had the opportunity to do so. I'll introduce myself, my life, my allotment and the reasons why I hope this will make for interesting and humorous listening! Tune in to "The Really Amateur Allotmenteer" podcast to find out how Rob's journey continues and what new challenges he will face as he navigates the world of allotment gardening. Contact me at reallyamateurallotment@hotmail.com.
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