The allotment in 1945

[binley100]

just call me highlander..........

[Snadger]

just call me highlander..........

There can be only one...............

[binley100]

who's to say it's not me ..........

[Aberdeenplotter]

I do <puffs out chest> Born in Grantown on Spey and raised at the foot of the Cromdale hills where growing hairs on your chest is a necessity and not a god given right.. Hmm, maybe I should introduce that concept to the Gardener's Rest thread

[binley100]

I may have a hair or two

[Aberdeenplotter]

I'll send you down some Immac

[binley100]

Wait till the Spring its keeping me warm at the moment ............

[chris]

Well, whatever you do don't use the immac on your chest. It makes you bleed.

[binley100]

How exactly ? I'm curious .....have you tried ?

[Jeanied]

Oooh Grantown on Spey - I stayed on a croft near there. Loved the butteries from the bakery in Grantown.

As for 1945 veggies I'd love to know what would still be a success and see how well the wartime recipes do.

[boosmummy]

Thanks so much for posting this aberdeenplotter. I love anything to do with the war and dig for victory etc... - its a great little useful read xx

[Aberdeenplotter]

My pleasure my dear. Glad you enjoyed it

[laurasilver]

Thanks for this, Aberdeenplotter. I found the magazines really interesting and cover some basic issues often skimmed over. I will be going back to read more in future months.

[taff]

I think I missed this completely last time round....I can say goodbye to a few hours later on this then

[Aberdeenplotter]

Thanks for this, Aberdeenplotter. I found the magazines really interesting and cover some basic issues often skimmed over. I will be going back to read more in future months.

Laura and Taff, I'm so pleased you two are also found it interesting