Climate change
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Life in the Highlands
Hello and thank you for looking at my Blog...i hope you enjoy my site. I'm pretty new to this but hope to keep it all updated with the progress of my garden. I've really enjoyed being able to start everything from scratch and the hard work has been worthwhile. I hope you enjoy seeing my progress too! Feel free to leave comments it's always nice to get feedback.
Friday, March 30, 2007
Life in the Highlands
Hello and thank you for looking at my Blog...i hope you enjoy my site. I'm pretty new to this but hope to keep it all updated with the progress of my garden. I've really enjoyed being able to start everything from scratch and the hard work has been worthwhile. I hope you enjoy seeing my progress too! Feel free to leave comments it's always nice to get feedback.
Previous Posts
- End March 2007
- Organic Wars....? You decide.
- Mid March 2007
- Springs on it's way!
- March 2007
- February 2007
- Scrap the Road Tax Petition
- End of January
- Flower Arranging
- Electronic Petition
Sites I like to Visit
- Allotments UK and other related allotment links
- Destress at a Highland Retreat
- Blood Bus Hilarious Tales of a Glasgow Bus Driver
- Sea Fishing and Walking in the UK
- Allotment Growing Allotment diaries, photographs, advice about growing vegetables, fruits and herbs with a forum for chatting on the plot.
- East Anglia Sea Angling Sea Fishing off the Norfolk Coast
- Gardening Voice US Gardening Forum
- Simon's Goodlife Blogspot Its what we can do if we try
- Dig My Plot Want to grow organic vegetables & fruit then this is the site for you.
- Estcourt's Plot See the progress in Gloucestershire
- Dave's Allotment What's happening on his plot
- Bex's Allotment Gardening on the East Coast of Norfolk
- Miriam's Lottie High's and Lows in Sandwell
- DUG'S Lottie Trials and Tribulations of getting a lottie up and running
- Duck Dinner Dash Sheffield Allotment
- Roadkill's Allotment Blog The Plot
- Sazza's Lottie A little haven in the Cotswolds
- Our Wee Allotment An expat in Netherlands
- Peter's Allotment Blog Two Allotments and a greenhouse
- The Good Life First Steps to self sufficiency
- Gillys Plot Two plots in Birmingham
- Belinda's Allotment Doncaster Allotment
- Gazmans Allotment Nottingham Lottie
- Sarah's Allotment Blog Redditch Lottie
- Vortex's Veg Patch Diary of a Veg Patch
- Steve Partridges Allotment One of the tidiest Lottie's you'll ever see
- Blistered Hands Lottie Wall to Wall Lottie
- Yorkie's Garden Gardening in Devon
- Oh My Back Tale of a Lottie
- Pinsraps Blog Hartlepool Lottie
- Kaypees Plot Gardening in Sunny Glasgow
- Garden World Discussion Garden World Discussion
- Allotment Chat Allotment and Vegetable Gardening forum
- Alyssa's Blog An examined Life
- Green Fingered Photographer Marks Nature Pics
- Notes from a Somerset Garden Life in Somerset
- Welcome to Lottieblogs News and information on an allotment in Northamptonshire
- Littlecote Nature Reserve Nature at it's best in Chippenham
7 Comments:
Hiya, just came across your blog, via the search engine, as I was looking for some info on courgettes, which directed me to an allotment forum. By the way, you have a lovely blog.
Thanks Beth....glad you enjoyed it. Hope you found the info on Courgettes you were looking for.
I think the bigger problem is that the ones that care are such a small mimority that the biggest offenders outweigh us 100 to 1. We do what we can and to protect the earth and then our neighbors distroy it before our eyes. Great blog and information.
This is true but if everyone does a little then it can make a difference even if it is a small one.
I think global warming is one of the most important things we have to deal with. I've noticed so many changes in just the last 30 years that is is truly frightening. I hope it isn't too late to heal our lovely planet. Thank you for the video. Alyssa
Thank you for leaving a link to your blog so that I could view this video. It has inspired me to see what is happening here in Australia along similar lines.
Thanks Jacqueline, it's nice to know that folk value the information.
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