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The Survivor

  • katieelizabeth28@hotmail.co.uk' by Katie
  • April 2, 2014
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  • in Allotment / Flowers / Plot 15C / Red Wellies / Spring

The clocks turned back on Saturday which means longer days, yippee! Goodbye to the evenings of darkness and hello daylight!

It’s a super busy time of year with seeds being sowed, potatoes being planted, ground being dug and lots of DIY projects on the go, so a few more hours of daylight is a welcome sight. This also means that I can pop up the allotment after work and get on with the endless list of jobs before having dinner a little later then usual.

I had just entered the allotment gate and was walking up the little pathway towards my plot last night when I spotted something red in front of my shed. I instantly knew what it was as I have been waiting for this little beauty to bloom for a few days now, and boy oh boy was it worth the wait. Unfortunately all the other tulips in my galvanised tub had been munched on by those pesky deer so it looks like this might be my one and only tulip this year. However, this one little flower made me smile and it made me realise that its always the small and simple things that make us the most happy 🙂

 

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3 thoughts on “The Survivor”

  1. steven on April 22, 2014 at 3:49 pm said:

    I have enjoyed your video’s. I wanted to ask you the name of your tea kettle. I want to get one for my pea patch in Seattle

    Steven

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    • katieelizabeth28@hotmail.co.uk'Katie on April 24, 2014 at 9:01 am said:

      Hello Steven and thank you 🙂 The kettle is called a volcano kettle and mine is by the Ghillie Kettle company. There are similar brands called the storm kettle and kelly kettle if that helps? I fully recommend it and will be doing a short video about using it soon 🙂

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  2. steven on April 24, 2014 at 2:12 pm said:

    Thanks and all the best.
    Steven

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