We are building a ramp to the Windy Loo at Beelarong Community Farm where I have my allotment.
This will allow wheelchair access.
See, I wasn’t kidding, check it out – that is the name of the company that built our ‘facilities’ many years ago.
But it’s heavy work and we threw ourselves into the landscaping at a working bee last week.
I managed to persuade the team to rest on their picks and shovels for a photograph.
Was I slacking? Not likely, I was working with the team that kept the food coming!
Happy gardening.
Wendy and Kevin Hocking
Apr 25, 2016 @ 12:36:52
We’re so pleased to receive regular garden messages from you again, Jean, and realise how much we missed them through the non-gardening season. Thank you for the inspiration!
Allotment adventures with Jean
Apr 25, 2016 @ 14:07:05
So pleased you enjoy my garden messages. It’s still hot here in Brisbane but the new seeding and planting is moving on. Hopefully I’ll have some nice veggies to feature soon.
narf7
Apr 26, 2016 @ 05:08:44
Its lovely to see your small community from the farm all working together to advance the cause. Excellent work by everyone and especially you for documenting it all for us to share 🙂
Allotment adventures with Jean
Apr 26, 2016 @ 05:22:54
Yes Fran. A great community at the farm.
tootlepedal
Apr 26, 2016 @ 08:02:35
Impressive construction.
cathyandchucky
Apr 27, 2016 @ 11:03:06
Lovely post Jean. Good to see things constantly on the move and progress in the garden.
Allotment adventures with Jean
Apr 27, 2016 @ 13:07:48
We want to make the gardens available to everybody.