Pig Sty Avenue

This is from the West side of the plot, the ash tree's point-of-view. To the right is the SW bed, planted today with a row of coriander, and another of peas. To the far left is the Mid- and South West beds. The bed this side of the skinny brick path to the left is the odds-and-sods bed: hawthorn and alder, wildflower mix, and papaver somniferum seeds. Dead ahead is the famous "old greenhouse foundations" aka "concrete and brick structure", (hereby re-named "new shed foundations" - with straight ahead the pile of rubble which will mostly be deployed to level them). The panorama photos won't be possible next year, the views straight ahead being blocked by the new shed and the poly-tunnel.

That's looking west, from what I tempted to call the grassy knoll, the allotment's last mysterious mounds at the old midden by the eastern fence. Straight ahead is, foreground, rubble heap, then place for the new shed, then the ash tree and white plastic chair. Over to the left foreground is the old shed, with the peas/beans bed on the other side of the path. In the right foreground, the oil drum with a plastic planter on it, then the spuds. The pond's away down in the right middle ground, with the park in the background. Going right from the ash tree is the west bed.