Another blogroll addition

February 28, 2006

Another blogroll addition

It's hello, good morning and welcome to another addition to my "green fingers" blogroll of fellow allotmenteers and garden bloggers: it's Dave's Allotment. Dave has bravely taken on a second plot (gulp) and is revelling in the delivery of large piles of manure. His potatoes are also chitting away very tidily in a drawer, for which Dave receives a gold star!

28 Feb 2006 09:30:43

6 Comments

Hi Jane,

I too would be honoured by a blogroll listing if you get chance.

Best regards

Andy

www.digforvictory.blogspot.com

Posted by: Greenmantle | February 28, 2006 at 09:50 AM

Thanks Jane - you have no idea how excited I am to get my very own mention in your blog! I've been a loyal reader for a long time now and it is a huge honour to be mentioned and linked in your blog. Thank you!

(Gold Star? Really? Wow that's my first since... umm... well, ever actually!)

Posted by: Dave | March 01, 2006 at 08:56 AM

Dave: enjoy basking in the glory!

Andy: consider yourself blogrolled!

Posted by: Jane Perrone | March 01, 2006 at 09:31 PM

Hello Jane,
We're all coming out of the woodwork now!
Might you blogroll me too?
Cheers!
Alissa

www.foodtrain.typepad.com/greenfuse

Posted by: Alissa | March 02, 2006 at 05:27 PM

hi alissa

The more the merrier! Consider yourself added.

Posted by: Jane Perrone | March 04, 2006 at 08:56 PM

Hi Jane,

I came upon your blog some time ago and have really been enjoying it. Would you mind blogrolling my blog? I'd be thrilled to be affiliated with your site.

I'd be happy to add you as well.

Kind Regards,

Elizabeth

Posted by: Elizabeth | March 31, 2006 at 07:19 AM

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