Oh wow what kind of fish are they? Some of them are huge! I didn't even think of including fish - I do love to eat them though it worries me that we have overfished the oceans! What's your favourite way

As usual everything seems super abundant! I'm with your Mum - I cook some kind of onion in every meal and it's so handy to have. Sometimes even onions, spinach, rice and a few spices is a perfect dinner.

I'm glad you're inspired to get back to it! I see that that red spinach is also called chinese amaranth? I mean, a red soup doesn't sound that bad haha. I read maybe a garlic and red spinach stir fry?

It's amazing how something you think would kill a plant - like a good hard prune - would actually save it!

A beer and a cider is well deserved after such hard work. Gardening at night is fun - I used to like weeding at night!

I love onion greens - I'm better at that than growing the bulbs haha. The view from your rooftop is awesome! And great recyling of those containers.

Sounds claustrophobic and horrific - the cover is enough to turn me off! However you've made me intrigued... Speaking of claustrophobia I'm quite intrigued by this film:

I've dropped off the list? Victorian.

Ha, thanks, it's from years ago and I no longer drink beer but I do love that photo!

I know right, we've totally transformed in inside six months. Proves that if you know some stuff and can roll up your sleeves and put boots on, you can get growing pretty fast.

Yeah it's interesting, but definitely go something like purple or rainbow (the mix, not a rainbow carrot haa) for the kicks.

Ha, poor blokes, they must shake in their boots... I know, we are lucky with our climate.

Yeah, this bothers me. It's been growing like mad for 15 years at the old place but I'm not sure it'll do as well here. I found myself a garlic expert, but it could have been dumb luck.

Make sure you chat to me about it first. Half filling the beds with logs and straw first is the way to go.

Ah see you think you're alright coz you're growing your own food, then the weather has other plans. I'm never good at onions, and this variable weather might be a reason. I'm a bit worried about the garlic,

I miss Nimue, my rat.

Beautiful, reflective writing. It's a little wild, isn't it, because sometimes it's absolutely time to jump from the boat regardless. Fine balance.

Absolutely nuts. I'm bloody glad I don't live there anymore and Jamie is currently finally getting round to his Aussie citizenship. To be fair, we're in the same heightened frenzy about immigration - as

I'm envious of your automated watering. I'd like to set that up in my garden too, perhaps this spring. Have you ever looked into growing courgettes vertically? I keep meaning to try it.

Your photos - and the layout of your post - is really lovely. Thanks for sharing. I find myself inserted into colourful streets and the poetry of the people, vicariously.