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A friend visited us at the allotment today so here’s a rare pic of the both of us in the shed
fjordaan:
Yesterday over lunchtime Kelly and I, with other #FulhamCemeteryFriends, helped a whole class of Year 5s from St John’s school plant 300 snowdrops and bluebell bulbs in #FulhamCemetery - drop by in spring to see the results!
fjordaan:
The allotment smells like spilled wine. Even our rainwater tank is wine due to all the grapes rotting on the shed roof. No we would not pour it into our frog pond, I’m sure they would not like that. #autumn
fjordaan:
Visited the Natural History Museum’s new gardens, opened recently. Nice that they finally have a fitting use for the space in front. The wildlife garden also got an expensive makeover, the pond greatly enlarged and new paths.
fjordaan:
A trip to @turning_earth in Highgate’s today on Kelly’s birthday. Bought a beautiful mug from @robsgonepotty and a Japanese tea cup from @culturally.confused Mug has already been test driven 👌
fjordaan:
For Open House this year we visited the Tin House in Shepherd’s Bush. An architect’s residence converting a courtyard into a home consisting of a number of metal-clad interconnected orange pavilions. (The colour was chosen to complement the surrounding br
fjordaan:
Another volunteer day, spent 5 hours Saturday painting the railings on this block, also reducing the ivy, weeding, and planting more flowering climbers. Job not quite done, will need one more day. An old lady commented she’s lived there 50 years and had n
fjordaan:
Nice not to have to water today after last night’s epic thunderstorm. Just harvesting. Sound on for video of all the drunk bees on the grapes. #allotment
fjordaan:
Fun to be back at the Garage for a gig by a band that doesn’t even have an album out yet. (Chaperoning the teenager.) Thxsomch w/ support Aziya
fjordaan:
Walked along the Thames with my mum again to London’s biggest plane tree – 300-odd year old Barney. Hammersmith bridge is actually being worked on - removing the metal plates covering the wooden surface. Also the completed new west pavilion at Craven Cott
fjordaan:
For the first time in probably over a 100 years, you can walk along the Thames Riverside from Hammersmith to Putney bridges. Craven Cottage football ground has finally opened its riverside walkway.
