Allotment Gardening Tasks for March

[@siroyal2040]

Good video thanks

[@jillychandler]

So lovely to see Rusty. What a beautiful cat he was. Very interesting to watch, and to think your video started at 12 years ago now! Where does that time go when you are enjoying yourself?! Time for a cup of tea me thinks - Beautiful! Blessings from a very wet West Devon today, and Jilly & Madge. xxx

[@clairenurse2378]

Blast from the past, I really enjoyed that. I don't think Charles would approve of the rotavator. Now I shall go back to the present and watch 181 that has just come up.

[@joy62000]

Great video Sean, 😀

[@kennethmclaren8064]

Enjoy watching these older videos sean thank you.

[@ianmccaughan7121]

Brilliant video ,Sean .

[@yoshimiparisphotographie8677]

Hello Sean Happy to come here from time to time to consume the archives. First of all, congratulations for this third place that you obtained (a few years ago), but congratulations. If I understood correctly, these gardens there (when you had not yet moved) were destroyed? What a shame But I still see in these videos that they were well maintained by the gardeners, clean and the waste put in the compost for example. Here unfortunately in France the place of my allotment garden, people do not really maintain, are also disrespectful (they enlarge their plots, put their green waste and also plastic, pieces of wood) on the paths which are therefore no longer flat and the company which manages these gardens says nothing, does nothing. PS: how does it feel to have been interviewed by Russian television at the time? How did they know you? PS: congratulations also for your current allotment garden where there is a lot of work to do but also where you have already worked a lot. Catherine (from France)

[@seanjcameron]

Just felt like any other interview. They found me through a recommendation.

[@robynharvey9295]

Really enjoying the older videos Sean.🧄🥕🍅🫖