Comments on: Polytunnel Gardening http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening Cooking - Photography & More Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:24:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: miles http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-203 Thu, 06 Sep 2007 18:32:36 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-203 Hola Silke! Ich hat alles was du hast schreiben verstehen (allein und ohne Anne, Gott sei Dank!) Ich hat zwei leiblings tomaten; 'Roma' eine Italianische sorte und 'Bananan' das ist auch eine Italianische 'plum' tomaten aber gelb und susse (?) Wissenshunger sind der beste hunger aber bier hunger sind gar nicht so schlect!! Alles gute, Bis spate und viel spass ins Sardinia Miles Hola Silke!
Ich hat alles was du hast schreiben verstehen (allein und ohne Anne, Gott sei Dank!) Ich hat zwei leiblings tomaten; ‘Roma’ eine Italianische sorte und ‘Bananan’ das ist auch eine Italianische ‘plum’ tomaten aber gelb und susse (?)
Wissenshunger sind der beste hunger aber bier hunger sind gar nicht so schlect!!
Alles gute,
Bis spate und viel spass ins Sardinia
Miles

]]> by: Silke http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-194 Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:19:59 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-194 Ciao Miles... ja, Sardinien... Ende September bin ich nochmal 3 Tage dort.... Zu den Tomaten ist das hier alles kein vergleich, und vieles andere auch nicht... die Luft fehlt, seufz. Mein Lieblingssorte heisst übrigens "Camona" ist eine sehr frühe Sorte... Vielleicht bekomme ich irgendwo mal Samen her, ist aber schwierig... Komme sehr gerne wieder zu Deinem Blog, ich koche ja auch sehr gerne... und haben immer "Wissenshunger":-) Ich verstehe Dich auch ohne Umlaute sehr gut ;-))) Bis bald - alles Liebe und weiter so!!!!!!! Silke Ciao Miles… ja, Sardinien… Ende September bin ich nochmal 3 Tage dort…. Zu den Tomaten ist das hier alles kein vergleich, und vieles andere auch nicht… die Luft fehlt, seufz. Mein Lieblingssorte heisst übrigens “Camona” ist eine sehr frühe Sorte… Vielleicht bekomme ich irgendwo mal Samen her, ist aber schwierig…
Komme sehr gerne wieder zu Deinem Blog, ich koche ja auch sehr gerne… und haben immer “Wissenshunger”:-)
Ich verstehe Dich auch ohne Umlaute sehr gut ;-) ))
Bis bald - alles Liebe und weiter so!!!!!!!
Silke

]]> by: miles http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-186 Wed, 05 Sep 2007 08:59:51 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-186 Hi Silke! Vielen dank fur deine worte, das war sehr nett von dir. Es tut mir leid fur mein schlecht schrift-ich kann keine umlaut an meinen computer finden! Es ist gut das du bekommst frische tomaten ins deinen garten, aber ich denke das der wetter ins Sardinia sind ein bichen besser fur tomaten und frucht. Ich hoffe das du kommst zuruck zum meinen blog-ich muss mit meinen Deutsche kochs sprechen ein bichen mehr erstmal! Alles gute und danke noch einmal. miles Hi Silke!
Vielen dank fur deine worte, das war sehr nett von dir. Es tut mir leid fur mein schlecht schrift-ich kann keine umlaut an meinen computer finden!
Es ist gut das du bekommst frische tomaten ins deinen garten, aber ich denke das der wetter ins Sardinia sind ein bichen besser fur tomaten und frucht.
Ich hoffe das du kommst zuruck zum meinen blog-ich muss mit meinen Deutsche kochs sprechen ein bichen mehr erstmal!
Alles gute und danke noch einmal.
miles

]]> by: Silke (Cochem) http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-185 Tue, 04 Sep 2007 23:56:54 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-185 Hallo Miles, sorry for writing in german, but there is still italian language on my mind... Super Fotos, super blog! Grosses Kompliment - bin begeistert. Und werde immer wieder rein schauen und mein Englisch aufbessern ;-) Habe bei meinen Tomaten (sonst konnte ich nach dem Umzug noch nichts anpflanzen) wildwuchs - ohne Plastikhaube. Tomaten schmecken aber auch ganz gut - werde mir gerne Deine Anregungen zu eigen mach. Herzlichste Grüße - Silke Hallo Miles,

sorry for writing in german, but there is still italian language on my mind…
Super Fotos, super blog! Grosses Kompliment - bin begeistert. Und werde immer wieder rein schauen und mein Englisch aufbessern ;-)
Habe bei meinen Tomaten (sonst konnte ich nach dem Umzug noch nichts anpflanzen) wildwuchs - ohne Plastikhaube. Tomaten schmecken aber auch ganz gut - werde mir gerne Deine Anregungen zu eigen mach. Herzlichste Grüße - Silke

]]> by: SC http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-76 Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:42:31 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-76 Christine, The polytunnel would be in the back garden of my French cottage ( "dreaming again" ) For hiding in I would get a quality shed with a lockable door. Christine,
The polytunnel would be in the back garden of my French cottage ( “dreaming again” )
For hiding in I would get a quality shed with a lockable door.

]]> by: miles http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-74 Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:47:26 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-74 Cid, I would gladly drop the caramel for a Jean Shrimpton look a like. Knowing my luck I'd get the original-at 80!! miles Cid,
I would gladly drop the caramel for a Jean Shrimpton look a like. Knowing my luck I’d get the original-at 80!!
miles

]]> by: miles http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-73 Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:45:57 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-73 SC, An excellent comment, I'll tell you what buggers the ozone layer up-hot air. Everyone's full of it, they want our kids to eat good food yet encourage huge supermarkets to set up and flog cheap, force grown rubbish and water pumped chickens at next to nothing prices. You are right about allotments, there are plenty of people out there who cannot get a plot for love nor money and my local council should be ashamed of themselves. They have done nothing to support the local allotment community and when you look at the fabulous plots in the inner cities such as Birmingham for example it is truly annoying. If they helped the existing allotment holders they could create a nice, safe environment for school kids to visit as part of their education and see exactly how real food is grown. Fresh air and education-it would never take off! Thanks SC, Miles SC,
An excellent comment, I’ll tell you what buggers the ozone layer up-hot air. Everyone’s full of it, they want our kids to eat good food yet encourage huge supermarkets to set up and flog cheap, force grown rubbish and water pumped chickens at next to nothing prices. You are right about allotments, there are plenty of people out there who cannot get a plot for love nor money and my local council should be ashamed of themselves. They have done nothing to support the local allotment community and when you look at the fabulous plots in the inner cities such as Birmingham for example it is truly annoying. If they helped the existing allotment holders they could create a nice, safe environment for school kids to visit as part of their education and see exactly how real food is grown. Fresh air and education-it would never take off!
Thanks SC,
Miles

]]> by: Cid http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-72 Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:27:43 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-72 Miles, David Bailey always had someone glamorous hanging on his arm and I doubt he could rustle up a caramel delight or indeed this season's must-have, a polytunnel :) Miles,

David Bailey always had someone glamorous hanging on his arm and I doubt he could rustle up a caramel delight or indeed this season’s must-have, a polytunnel :)

]]> by: Christine http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-71 Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:15:04 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-71 SC Why would you want to be in a polytunnel in France unless you are hiding from the french speaking locals or dreaming of good old England? You could find a polytunnel near you, or visit Miles, sit in his polytunnel with a bottle of Bordeaux and dream of France! SC
Why would you want to be in a polytunnel in France unless you are hiding from the french speaking locals or dreaming of good old England? You could find a polytunnel near you, or visit Miles, sit in his polytunnel with a bottle of Bordeaux and dream of France!

]]> by: SC http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-70 Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:04:22 +0000 http://www.milescollins.com/wordpress/polytunnel-gardening#comment-70 Miles, I think there are a lot of people out there who would love to have a decent sized garden, greenhouse or allotment, for the purpose of growing their own produce. I mean the TV stations have all been awash with programmes that promote the river cottage style of living, for most though in this generation and the next even a small garden will sadly only ever be a dream, no river cottage. I mean where does the land come from to grow your own produce on, allotments are being sold off for housing and the houses built on the allotments have no garden, even an average £200.000 house has little or no garden, so what chance do people have. You have to laugh, I mean the government rattle on about peoples eating habits, school dinners and the strain on the health service caused by poor diets. Would it not help if the government made more land available to the general public. More land and I am sure we would see a change, not an overnight change in this generation, but I am sure one that will be seen in the next. We need more allotments, more rural housing, yes houses built with a decent sized garden in the country, people need to be encouraged to move out of the cities, improve public transport and this could easily be done. Who knows one day such a thing may even help to save an entire generation of people in this country, especially as the worlds natural recourses are running low, who knows what is going to happen in the future, I mean in time people may have to go back to living entirely off of the land as we once did. Why not start now and use some of the acres and acres that the tax payers of this country subsidise every year, that is doing nothing. Miles,
I think there are a lot of people out there who would love to have a decent sized garden, greenhouse or allotment, for the purpose of growing
their own produce. I mean the TV stations have all been awash with programmes that promote the river cottage style of living, for most though in this generation and the next even a small garden will sadly only ever be a dream, no river cottage. I mean where does the land come from to grow your own produce on, allotments are being sold off for housing and the houses built on the allotments have no garden, even an average £200.000 house has little or no garden, so what chance do people have. You have to laugh, I mean the government rattle on about peoples eating habits, school dinners and the strain on the health service caused by poor diets. Would it not help if the government made more land available to the general public. More land and I am sure we would see a change, not an overnight change in this generation, but I am sure one that will be seen in the next. We need more allotments, more rural housing, yes houses built with a decent sized garden in the country, people need to be encouraged to move out of the cities, improve public transport and this could easily be done. Who knows one day such a thing may even help to save an entire generation of people in this country, especially as the worlds natural recourses are running low, who knows what is going to happen in the future, I mean in time people may have to go back to living entirely off of the land as we once did. Why not start now and use some of the acres and acres that the tax payers of this country subsidise every year, that is doing nothing.

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