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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: July 2011
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Wednesday, 27 July 2011. Tuesday, 5 July 2011. This weekend we put the knowledge we gained on our course last week into practice – and it all went surprisingly well! We even invented a whole new way of shearing…. Not quite sure what’s going to happen yet…. Peppermint was our first volunteer for a haircut, looking good! Pawn has some help from Liquorice. It’s all over!
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: January 2011
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Saturday, 29 January 2011. He’s behind you. Matt’s been putting in his table tennis practise and as a result has started to beat me, which is a bit annoying! It really was quite tiring walking around and over the island as there are few well-trodden paths so we were scrambling over bracken and brambles and have the scratches to prove it. We were treated to a beautiful rainbow...
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: June 2011
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Friday, 17 June 2011. The allotment has exploded into life and we have been enjoying delicious potatoes, lots of lettuces, yellow mange-tout, spinach, broad beans, radishes, spring onions, beetroot, celery, rhubarb, strawberries, blackcurrants, raspberry (just one so far! Cherries and herbs galore. Within the space of just over a month, the allotment has grown a lot:.
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: May 2011
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Monday, 23 May 2011. Back on the Farm! Worthy farm, Pilton, Somerset, no less! On Saturday we joined Kelly, Lucy, Phil and Will for some elderflower picking for Kelly’s business venture: The Festival Elderflower company. It was quite surreal, picking elderflowers in a field with the pyramid stage behind us! The cows are still enjoying the grass, before 180,000 revellers descend.
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: February 2011
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Monday, 21 February 2011. Over the weekend we walked round St Mary’s a bit more, then on Sunday took a trip to St Agnes and Gugh. We also took advantage of the low tides to scramble out to Burnt Island and the rock beyond with its day mark. Would you not want to prioritise doing something about that lot before you decided to devote your life to fighting the very existence of cows?
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: Back on the Farm!
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Monday, 23 May 2011. Back on the Farm! Worthy farm, Pilton, Somerset, no less! On Saturday we joined Kelly, Lucy, Phil and Will for some elderflower picking for Kelly’s business venture: The Festival Elderflower company. It was quite surreal, picking elderflowers in a field with the pyramid stage behind us! The cows are still enjoying the grass, before 180,000 revellers descend.
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: April 2011
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Monday, 25 April 2011. Lambing season now over! Petal had twins - one boy, one girl, and Peppermint has had a boy. Final lambing percentage 125%, not bad for a first season:. A more detailed account will appear once we've finished moving to Bristol! Monday, 18 April 2011. Yesterday evening it was Noggin's turn! Up close and personal as Noggin has her feet trimmed. It’s now ...
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: Sheared!
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Tuesday, 5 July 2011. This weekend we put the knowledge we gained on our course last week into practice – and it all went surprisingly well! We even invented a whole new way of shearing…. Not quite sure what’s going to happen yet…. Peppermint was our first volunteer for a haircut, looking good! Next up is Petal, keen to try out our unorthodox standing up method!
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: Allotment photo update
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF.: Growing updates
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You cannot judge of a tree by its WWOOF. Laura and Matt's experiences of WWOOFing in the UK and Ireland (and some other stuff! Friday, 17 June 2011. The allotment has exploded into life and we have been enjoying delicious potatoes, lots of lettuces, yellow mange-tout, spinach, broad beans, radishes, spring onions, beetroot, celery, rhubarb, strawberries, blackcurrants, raspberry (just one so far! Cherries and herbs galore. Within the space of just over a month, the allotment has grown a lot:.
