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About Me:
interested in the environment, especially reducing waste and saving energy. Also keen on gardening and have inititaed a guerilla gardening gardening improvement project in North Lambeth.
Key Interests
Conservation, Recycling, Composting, Carbon Reduction, Wildlife, Gardening
Experience/Skills
Work in Transport for London creating better cycle policy.
Resourceful, love to collect things that other people have thrown away and repair them so they can be used again.

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At 6:49pm on August 16, 2010, Andrew Forbes said…
actually would quite like to see before cut and maybe select out some for new Lambeth mix. Can you wait till 7.30pm and I'll bring sickle
At 6:30pm on August 16, 2010, Andrew Forbes said…
yes, indeed pretty sure yours will be ready (being the winter wheat unlike what Ann has at Roots and Shoots). But not really a lot to do other than cut it down near base and then store away till Feast on the Bridge on September 11th when you can get it threshed. You can use something like wallpaper scissors. Would be good to do before it rains again heavily (Friday?) - maybe I'll have a spare moment to help but am really over run with other things to do. Suggest an evening?
At 8:46pm on May 25, 2010, Jean Brown said…
Hi Charles

Cathy has the photo of us with James Wong. She is on Facebook. I'm waiting to hear from her. In the meantime, I'll forward you her e-mail address separately so that you can contact her directly.

Please forget about the cost of the veggie sandwich! It was a pleasure working alongside such committed volunteers like yourself and all the others on the LCRN Reuse Team.
At 10:56am on May 25, 2010, Andrew Forbes said…
Hi Charlie, most wheat also doing well on my allotments pics here. Spring wheat from John Innes Centre small grain cereals gene bank also doing well. One particular winter plant I have been measuring put on 8.5" up to last Thursday when the hot weather happened, but only 3" week before, however 6" each of the preceding 3 weeks. Now its 55.5" high and at Feekes scale Boot stage 10.1 see here
At 10:45pm on May 24, 2010, Jean Brown said…

At 1:38pm on April 15, 2010, sabrina said…
hi iamy have couple of bike if you like them
At 12:04pm on November 25, 2009, Andrew Forbes said…
Do join Brockwell Bake project if you would like to
At 10:54am on November 25, 2009, Andrew Forbes said…
Hi Charles

great, some pics here plus from our "guerilla farming" effort, rather reduced by downpour on Sunday

yours
Andy
At 7:52am on November 15, 2009, Ann Bodkin said…
Thanks for Beaufoy. Yes that is the elephant in the room and there are so many others who want to make it loved.

As a suggestion how about adding your fantastic gardening project outside your home to the discussion page.
Could be Was unloved Now loved :xxxxxxx

I'll have my laptop on thursday, so happy for you to use it to take people through the images, or what is best for you ?
At 7:01pm on November 14, 2009, Ann Bodkin said…
Hello Charles

Our very helpful Project Dirt hosts have made a few suggestions in order to get your great contribution on the best page so that more can see it and get involved in the discussion.
So the suggestion is to add your contribution as a discussion on The Onion Shed project page: http://www.projectdirt.com/group/theonionshed .

If you put Unloved places: xxxxxxxx ( where it is ) then folk will be able to follow the link.

Hope that is ok, just give us a shout if you need help . It is all a learning curve for us all, but worth it !

Agenda to follow for Thursday next session. Hope to meet you there and of course bring some friends, all welcome.

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