Saturday 29th September - midday
It’s drizzly today, not ideal allotment weather. I’ve climbed into the damson tree and sawed off two big branches – exhausting work, holding on with one hand and sawing with the other. I’ll finish the job another day when I have the right saw, a stepladder and assistance!
I had a friend here yesterday – we harvested, cooked and ate a two-course meal whilst conducting a conversation about our mutual concerns. I recorded this conversation on my laptop and it will, I hope, be the first of many interactions of this kind towards my research project.
Another friend, who was going to call here today for coffee, has seen the rain and called on my mobile to invite me for lunch instead.
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Beginning in the spring of 2007 this is a journal of my Fine Art research project exploring the transformative possibilities for me personally and in relation to others through keeping an allotment. From October 2008 the project adjusts with the relocation of my potting shed from my allotment in Derbyshire to my new garden in Cornwall.
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