Thread: New allotment
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Old 31-08-2004, 11:57 AM
jane
 
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On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 23:12:22 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
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~"Steve" wrote
~ Just taken over an overgrown mess!!
~ Anyone know of a good website to help along a new boy?
~
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~So you will be subscribing to "The Kitchen Garden" magazine then?
~
~I've not yet found a definitive site re starting a new allotment which was
~why I was writing one myself for our Pooley Green Allotments web site when
~our server folks decided to play nasty and demand money when it was supposed
~to be free hosting.
~So it is no more. Sorry.

So that's what happened to them! Most of mine (including moonbells)
are on basic freeserve accounts so hosting is free: works quite nicely
apart from them requiring you uplink pages via their 0845 phone number
and not through someone else's broadband.

I only have a bit of advice on starting plots, here
http://www.moonbells.freeserve.co.uk/advice/advice.html
and it's mostly a FAQ and not exhaustive.

Bob, if you have some pages you'd like me to put up for you, and they
aren't too graphics-heavy, let me know and I'll build them into
moonbells. Still got a few MB free and I can always link my separate
pages into another site I share.

~
~However there are a number of us allotment holders here, together with those
~who grow veg at home, so there is plenty of experience here to help you.

Theory is fine, my practice this year has been awful. Will be glad
when the wedding's over and I can get back to weeding...


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jane

Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone,
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