Is the myth true?

[Snadger]

28 and voting now.

I think I can honestly say that bar other plots holders littlies, I'm the youngest allotmenteer on our site.

And the shortest?

[esrikandan]

34 - youngest person I've seen on my site (and one of the very few who isn't retired).

[kirsty b]

I'm 30

Lauren b is 7

[terrier]

Well, I just about remember the coronation party, I certainly remember ration books and I still have trouble with 'new money'

[JennieAtkinson]

I just about managed to squeeze into the 46 - 55 bracket.

[MrsBond]

I think I am 36 this year, I stopped counting when I was 21!

I love my life, my hubby, my kids, my garden, all that goes with it!

Each to their own, I say!

This is not to say that I would refuse a nice boozy evening in the garden, bbq on the go and enjoying the garden.....I put lots of work into it, so I should be able to enjoy it.....to its full

MrsB x

[muckdiva]

43, but seems only last year since I was celebrating my 21st! Voted too!

[Shortie]

And the shortest?

Hee hee.. I don't think I *am* the shortest as it happens, but I'm certainly in the running!

[Paulottie]

40....sighs!

[carlseawolf]

i'm 40 this year.

[HeyWayne]

I don't reach the top shelf that's for sure

51 and 11/12ths

Want anything passing down?

[duggie]

I have voted and was 40 last December but since taking up the plot feel 10 years fitter!

Ironic really because I grew up with parents obsessed with gardening and growing their own. Too many weekends spent trawling the garden centres as a young child put me right off gardening of any sort - so boring for a child who was not actually included in the growing process.

Since taking the plot I feel so much fitter and younger due to all the phyisical work - my mum thinks it's hilarious. Just wish Dad had lived to see me taking up the reins - he was always the predominent gardener - and a very good one. I take great pleasure in using his old fork, spade and hoe which my mum kindly passed on when I got the plot. Every time I plunge that fork/spade/hoe into the earth I take comfort in the idea that Dads tools have a new lease of life.

Just wish I'd had the time to take a plot when my children were younger

[lottie dolly]

{ WEEDWATCHERS } you say snadger, you NOT to far away ,the older you get the faster the time goes,turn around and you there,i took on a 1 plot last year,and i got best plot on our site,sure made me proud,and this year have now got 2 plots further up the site,altogether rough size,40 x 125 ish feet,we have been very busy setting it up with paths,fencing exetra,hubby bin wombling for paletes,and all things usefull,plan to build a polytunnel and another shed,as well as grow even more vegg than last year,the home garden is a few feet wider than the lottie,but is lawn and flowers,i love growing my own,and it's such a good feeling to be able to give some away, last year,when i was on about taking 2 plots this year,another plot holder{male}replied,thought i had enough to cope with ug ,it's a good job we humans dont grow roots when planted.
could not resist replying to this one ,if i was more computor and camera literate{my big no,no}i would post some pictures.carry on the fun snadger.

[lainey lou]

34 (i like being 34).

[SarzWix]

I'm 35 & 10/12ths
I'm not the youngest on my site though, there's a 17 year old with a plot across from me. He's doing really well with it, but he could talk the hind leg off several donkeys so it doesn't always do to tell him or you never get away!!