How to avoid passing on unwanted advise?

[di]

Sorry, Mikey

I do sometimes Chris, just make sure I'm standing between a few people first so I don't have to take the blame.

[chris]

I'd probably not fart in front of the new dude yet though Mikey.

But yes, the old chaps on my plot ask me what I'm doing but don't offer advice unless I ask - which is great. They seem to have taken a shine to me too, which is nice.

[chris]

Sorry, Mikey

I do sometimes Chris, just make sure I'm standing between a few people first so I don't have to take the blame.

Sounds like we'd get along. Up for a parp off?

[Mikey]

Well, I did offer to share some muck in the autumn if he wanted to. I found someone on freecycle who keeps horses and has a trailer that they fill and I empty. Its a mutually beneficial arrangement.

Our ground is quite impoverished so any extra matter is very useful.

I think, you are all right, its just hard to watch someone cutting up and digging back in bindweed.

[donnakebab]

I think, you are all right, its just hard to watch someone cutting up and digging back in bindweed.

At least they are trying. One of my lottie neighbours has been conspicuous in their absence. Haven't seen them for nearly a year and plot has never been anything except overgrown.

I wonder if I have the right to complain.

[Mikey]

At least they are trying. One of my lottie neighbours has been conspicuous in their absence. Haven't seen them for nearly a year and plot has never been anything except overgrown.

I wonder if I have the right to complain.

I know they are trying, and good on them. I don't want them to become disheartened when it all grows back and some.

In your case I imagine the committee are more than aware.