What do you take to the lottie?

[piskieinboots]

I find I have in my rucksack:

• water
• flask of tea
• sun screen
• wet wipes
• lip balm
• hand cream
• plasters
• Phone
• iPod
• inhaler
• ID

...what do you take?

[VirginVegGrower]

Trowel, trug, nunki weeder, dog and Mr VVG - sometimes Miss VVG!

[WendyC]

Always water, been caught out gasping for a drink even in the winter. Yes tea depending on the season. I'm not so good with sun screen and I like the wet wipes idea usually wash hands in a watering can! I also have a notebook to write down the water meter useage and what I need to bring next visit as I usually forget. Also have water key to turn water on and off. Usually some seed packets and labels, and bags for bringing back the harvest.

[donnakebab]

Very similar.

Rucksack is always packed with,
Flask of hot water.
Tea bags.
Small bottle of milk. (Make more tea that way)
Squash.
Wipes.
Lip balm.
Moisturiser that has sun factor in it.
Secatures.
Scissors.
String.
Clean tea towel.
Note book and pen.
Tissues.
Phone.
Pain killers.
Food (and insulin) depending how long staying for.
Something sweet in case I go hypo.

Oh and keys for the gate, water and loo!

Forgot to mention seeds and spare bags.

[Creemteez]

Dog
Dog treats
Flask of coffee
Bottled water
I'm lucky I have enough secure shed space to be able to leave most things up there.
Going to get myself a little camping stove and kettle, then I won't have to take the flask!

[donnakebab]

How about one of these. It's a Kellys Kettle. You can get them on lots of websites.

http://www.charlescamping.ie/onlines...es/kettle1.jpg

You can get pans for the top part to cook on too.

I have one on my wish list.

[zazen999]

Cold drink
DAB radio
Tissues [once the hayfever season kicks in]

And whatever seeds/seedlings I'm planting or sowing...and a bag or trug to bring them back in.

[singleseeder]

I am only 9 mins walk from front door to my shed, which has most of my kit in it, so I don't need to carry anything routinely. I might carry my new digging hoe backwards and forwards though as it is useful in the garden too.

The wheelbarrow comes into use when seedlings or bags of compostable stuff needs to be taken down though.

[Two_Sheds]

I have a Kelly kettle, cans of drink, cereal bars, First Aid kit, kitchen roll, a towel, squirty soap etc kept in my shed with my tools.

When I go up the lotty I just take compost, seeds & plants. If it's a cold day, a packet of chips has been known to find its way into my panniers

[Headfry]

Was just Monty cat, house keys and me! (maybe a mug of tea sometimes)
now its just the house keys
missing the lad lots

[Bren In Pots]

I grow in my back garden so I walk out the door with only my seed packets, down side is I don't have that much space and only the vine to turn to for advice.

[piskieinboots]

Was just Monty cat, house keys and me! (maybe a mug of tea sometimes)
now its just the house keys
missing the lad lots

(((hugs))) I know hun, it's horrid isn't it

[ladylottie]

A jute bag containing:
mobile phone
bottle of water
a piece of fruit
little bag containing paracetamol, sticking plasters, scissors and a one pound coin.
sun lotion (if hot)
seeds to sow.
Don't need to take anything else as I have a big glass fronted shed to keep stuff in.

Wet wipes are a good idea - I'm terrible, I just dip my hands into the nearest water butt to wash dirt off!

[SarzWix]

Milk (kettle, stove, mugs, water, tea-bags already there)
Dog treats
Human treats
Mobile phone (also functions as internet-radio, music player, camera)
Whatever plants/seeds need to be dealt with.

Always in the shed: First aid kit, sun cream, water, spare jumper and waterproofs.

[Aberdeenplotter]

I find I have in my rucksack:

• water
• flask of tea
• sun screen
• wet wipes
• lip balm
• hand cream
• plasters
• Phone
• iPod
• inhaler
• ID

...what do you take?

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