Autumn came knocking this morning. There was a sharpness in the air and a mist across the fields which reminded us of October breaks in a Monmouth farmhouse when we were younger.
The greenhouse retains the fecund smells of summer, but with the dewy dampness of approaching autumn and while some veg, such as tomatoes are coming to the end of their season others have made a resurgence (spicy salad, Chard and Cavolo Nero).
Still the random Zinnia
Green Peppers
Cool Green Chilli Pepper
Sun through Cav Nero
New crop of spicy leaves
Who took a bite out of my Chard?
Jersey Devil in the mist
Morning Dew
A bit of weeding before work
Midlife Gardener 
Nice work James. X
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Thanks Mick. We need to catch up some time…
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Jamesie, I love every episode to bits, and comend you on everything a former Tauntonian would like to return to. Despite the allotment, we all need the sanity of a bigger garden!
Keep up the good work,
Pete Underdown
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Lovely to hear from you again Pete. We count our blessings every morning as once again the skies are clear blue over Somerset as we look from our bedroom across the open fields to Corton Ridge. Best wishes to you and your allotment! James
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