They deserve a medal!
May 26, 2009
We’re having an extra mid-week volunteer session on Thursday as there’s so much work to do at Camel Community Supported Agriculture. Charlotte, Kitty and Mike S have already put their names forward.
We need to plant out brassicas, celeriac, parsley and spring onion plants and, if we have time, sow sweetcorn and squash seeds.
If you’re able to give a hand, we’ll be on the site this Thursday 28 May between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Click here for directions.
If you can’t make it on Thursday morning, why not give expert grower Jeremy Brown a ring on 07971762227 to find out when else it might be convenient to help out.
Medals all round
Last Sunday’s team deserves special praise. Everyone got down on their knees and hand weeded.
The onion, shallot and Swiss chard beds were comparatively easy to tackle, but weeding the carrots by hand was an exacting and extremely fiddly job. The air was blue at times. We’ll savour every single one of those carrots when they appear in our weekly vegetable boxes!
Grateful thanks to volunteer expert growers Jane, Jeremy and Mark and to their willing helpers – Beverley, Cath, Carolyn, Charlotte, John, Kitty, Mike H and Mike S.
There’s so much effort going into preparing the first vegetable shares, which should start to be available in mid-June. A lot of thought is being given to when and how they will be picked, packed and distributed.
We’ll be working on the site as usual next Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Do come along and enjoy the fresh air and exercise. It’s not all hard work. It’s good company – and fun too.