The most wonderful place to dream...

My plot is doing well, we are still in abundance of courgettes, runner beans, beetroot and autumn raspberries which are just coming into their own. Rhys has made a lovely little path for me and is just finishing a hedgehog house to encourage the little guys and hopefully give someone a safe place for hibernating.

I have learnt that it is not only the vegetables and fruit that grow down the allotment, but also the ideas in my head. I have never been a fiction writer, but there was a cute little story that wouldn't leave me alone whilst I was tending to my weeds. I have written an introduction which is up on Kindle Amazon right now. This weekend you can download it for free, if you fancy giving it a read it will only take you about twenty minutes, please let me know what you think (in the most kindest way possible) and let me know if I should carry on with a Part 2. Don't take it too seriously and you may find the odd typo - like you would in any diary.

Arma-garden: The Diary of my Allotment During the Zombie Apocalypse (Part 1)

I am just about to make green tomato chutney with all the toms that never turned due to the lack of sun (the chutney is yummy so I really don't mind). I have pickled my beets and also made a tomato and courgette chutney.

Happy digging and much love

Tracey xx