didn't she do well

we usually go to help my daughter on her allotment but because of the lock down we have been on lock down for 5 weeks and as my Daughters lives about 15 miles away from us and as she and my son in law where still at work all be it my Daughter has been working from home with three kids locked up and doing the shopping for us as we where on lock down

she was contacted by the allotments secretary to ask why she hadn't dug her allotments and that she would be at risk of loosing it if she didn't start to cultivate it asap she explained the reason's whey this had happened and that with out help its usually dug and planted before now

as she has been laid of from working at home this week she took it in her head to dig her plot come what may and spent two days clearing the weeds and digging the hole plot she told us she started at 6.30 on the allotments and sent us a photo of it completed and Gill the chap who has the allotment near her said she did very well and worked hard digging and that it looks very clean and tidy its a credit  to her he said

I'm hoping things will get a bit relaxed so we can get over and help her with the planting because i don't know how we stand to go to her allotments with the present rules ?  i know we are going to our own allotments daily but as i said its around 15 miles 30 round trip

She did very well
Our allotment inspections are suspended during the lockdown.
Sounds to me like the secretary need a rocket up the behind.

Our Allotment inspections are on hold, but I do wish they’d look at the one next to mine! A lovely chap had it but never fully worked it in all the years I've been there, he gave it up this year as he moved away. His son has been allowed to take it on & has done practically nothing. Rumour has it he is a Dr & of course is very busy but when I met him there once he didn’t look to have much idea, so I think it’s going to carry on in the same vein as the last 12 years.

Or send her to me. I need a secretary with that sort of attitude to help me liaise with the town council here. I could keep her attitude going for a good three months. She'd be a lot more delicate in her customer relations after that. 

And I could get on with the more mundane stuff that needs doing.

he has an allotment not to far from my daughters plot but the silly thing is there are other allotments that haven't been done and when challenged he replied that he was looking into those and he was told by another plot holder those plots wasn't done properly last year and that one plot holder actually sprayed one plot with roundup because it was so bad?

No inspections here this year due to virus. I have done some work on the plot but cautious about going often due to crowds.

Glad she got it sorted but sorry to hear they added the pressure of eviction in these times