[Lee G]

This is the view from my site:



The photo doesn't really do it justice, it's much better in the flesh!

That's gorgeous Sal. I might spend too much time looking at that if I had such a view, I'd get less done then.  So hooray for my terrible view.

[HELP REQUIRED!!!]

My plot is over looking the cemetery...

[Plot22]

Bet the neighbours are quiet!!

[MoreWhisky]

My plot is over looking the cemetery...

My plot is the first one next to a cemetry as well, the first grave behind the trees is about 10m from my munty runner bean frame. I sometimes wonder if being that close feeds my soil or is that 2 far?

[titch]

will try and get a pic of our site at the weekend or tomorrow if i can get up there - tis stunning of course

[billybullock]

cemeteries and lotties appear to be regular neighbours, mine is also, sorry could not get photo from Dartmouth, but i was on vacance so could not get in. Great snap from North Wales though, not sure it would suit a Southern softie like me. Brrrrrr!

[humanrotivator]

View from my allotment in easington but a bit hazy.

[duriancake]

Hi Humanrotovator

You've got a great view there! Reminds me of the time ages ago when I visited Findhorn after hearing about their amazing produce despite the arid windswept soil and proximity to the sea. Thinking about it I have decided that both close-up and distant views in/from a plot can be equally appealing and arresting, so have included a 'micro' and a 'macro' view from my side here.

Cheers.

[Spana]

Do you find being close to the sea helps keep frost away HR?
Duriancake your crops look really healthy

This is my veg garden this morning.  Some of my Highlands are grazing in the field behind the fence


and Ninian and Morag enjoying a lettuce that had bolted

[Plot22]

That just looks too perfect!!  Wish I was there.

[IanYORK]

I have a view of York Race Course and Terry's Chocolate Factory  - will upload a photograph shortly - it really is very pleasant.