As they say, the sun always shines the virtuous and so it proved at today’s BBQ. Thanks to all who came and made it such fun and to Gill for coordinating things for us.
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On Thursday afternoon Carole Baxter for the BBC Scotland’s Beechgrove Garden came to call. Carole was on site to record materials for a new BBC Radio programme and interviewed a number of our plotters.
On hand were Harry and Leo with Mum, Anne. When asked what they liked eating most on the plot, Harry knew just what to reply – chocolate! Leo on the other hand went for carrots: good answer, but they are better still if dipped in chocolate of course.
We welcomed Miss Rennie and her wonderful Primary 3 stars today and a good time was had by all. Even the weather behaved!
We are already looking forward to more visits in the new term. If you could spare an hour of your time as a pupil guide, please let Stuart, Gill or Norman know.
The Council requires each plotter to mark clearly the number of his or her plot. But as this top ten of signs shows, identifying your plot does not have to be expensive or complicated.
Bright and breezy
Engineered to last
As nature intended
Ready for the road
Arts and crafts
Ageless
Sun-kissed
Cheap as chips
Improvised and up-cycled
Welcoming
Today’s Community Sunday activities involved dodging the weather quite a bit, but thanks to a good turnout we still got a lot done and everyone enjoyed themselves.
Thanks to everyone you managed along – and especially the flan, cake and scone bakers who excelled themselves today. Scrumptious! Our next Community Sunday is scheduled for 19 July – pop it in your diary now!
I think we can claim today’s visit by pupils from Kaimhill Primary was enjoyed by all, although Gill, Jacqui and I needed to go lie down in a darkened room for an hour or so afterwards! Thanks go to Mrs McKenzie and her team for all their help on the day.
