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The Allotment Project

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Interaction with others, calming exercise and the fresh air are known to improve mood, general health and to energize.  Add in learning the ancient art of growing plants, vegetables & fruit and our allotment project was born.  The bonus being that you gain some skills which can either be taken home or to prospective employers.

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Here you can chat, learn, exercise at your own pace and try your hand at a few natural crafts.  A few hours at the allotment can revitalise you whilst helping improve fitness, mobility and you can make a few new friends.

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…. and we have to say, there's a certain amount of patting on backs, clinking of celebratory tea cups and proud smiles when the harvesting is done.

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Gardener

If we connect with nature, we can reconstruct our soul, spirit and strength.

 

 

[Lailah Gifty Akita]

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