At Last!!

Many congratulations! Let's hope it's NOT bramble ridden and an eyesore!

I'll be looking out for your photos. :-))

Fab! I'd love an allotment - not because I don't have space but because of the community spirit and knowledge to be gleened! Looking forward to reading about it.

What a lovely, early Christmas surprise. Happy gardening Amblealice. x

thats great news louise,i know you have been waiting for it coming up,i know the exciting feeling well, ,we were on the waiting list for a few years for ours and we both put our names down seperately and heard there is another coming empty, so we may start one together eh good luck and happy digging ill be watching your progress with your new plot hope its not too overgrown for you :0))))))))))

Wow, Louise, well done.

Fantastic Louise! Thats really exciting.....:o)

great news for you amblealice, hope its not to overgrown, and you got it at the right time ready for spring, look forward to pics :o)))

Oh you are the lucky one what a great Chrissy present. We were told in June when we applied to our local council that we were 47th in line. So we just keep on waiting.

Great news

Well done you. Im still waiting 17months, maybe my turn next.

Fantastic!! That would be my dream Chiristmas pressy!!! Congratulations!!! :-))

Louise that is great news for you,gosh I bet your mind is teeming with ideas, all that extra space for your Dahlia`s,I will be looking out for your blogs next year.....

I betyou cant wait now for the spring .

Congratulations Louise, that's exciting news. When you go tomorrow don't forget to take a tape measure and compass, then you can spend some Xmas quiet time planning on some graph paper. Got my fingers crossed for you. :~))

I'm SO pleased for you Alice, i know you've been waiting for what seemed like an eternity for this, happy lottie days :-)))))))))))))
(take your camera with you later for some 'before' piccies :-)

Congrats Louise. I know what it was like when i got my lottie. So for Christmas you can look through the seed pamphlets, source your tools from car boot sales, weather permitting and as Muddywalters says, now that you have a blank canvas, plan your plot to the way you like it. Good luck.

Congratulations from me too...is it Alice or Louise!! or both ? :0)))

Thank you for your good wishes everyone...isn't it exciting..hopefully will go down today, there is only a dusting of snow here, but it looks a bit heavy up there......BS.....they are both my names...take your pick....I don't mind:o))))

I'll stick with Alice then Alice, as we have another Louise :0)))

Thats ok by me......

That's wonderful news :o))) I'm looking forward to the photos and blogs allready lol :o)) May I wish you all the success you could hope for on the allotment :o)))

Thank you Hywel xx

Great news Louise, perfect timing, plenty of time to get it planned and prepared before the main planting season, good luck :o)))

That's great news Louise!

It's great to pack up for the day and head down to your plot, don't forget to keep any old nik naks, chairs, old barbie, table to put down there, your committee shouldn't mind as long as it's not ott,

I am going to put up a little picket fence in ours and grow squashes and hang them from it so i can keep them off the ground along with a passion flower plant and cup and saucer plant for decorative show too, it's an idea I saw in a book.

Don't forget your all important bee plants too so they can pollinate the fruit!

Have great fun in your new allotment my love! watch the back!

Regards, Micky 45

Great news for you looking forward to seeing some photos of it.

Good news, Louise! Congratulations!