William Monk, Diary 1917 of an allotment run by Clayton-le-Moors Working Mens Club, item 18

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1917

15

April.

 

setting the seeds somewhat straight,

we had foot dibblers to make the

holes and many varied opinions

were given by our members as to 

the best way to proceed with the

job. The ploughman came in for

many a blessing when yards of 

twisted sods were come in contact

with. in fact some encouraged

us very much by saying we may

as well put the blanky seeds in

the gory cut. However we persevered

but sorry to realise that

the appearance of those who

volunteered was becoming

gradually and beautifully less.

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1917

15

April.

 

setting the seeds somewhat straight,

we had foot dibblers to make the

holes and many varied opinions

were given by our members as to 

the best way to proceed with the

job. The ploughman came in for

many a blessing when yards of 

twisted sods were come in contact

with. in fact some encouraged

us very much by saying we may

as well put the blanky seeds in

the gory cut. However we persevered

but sorry to realise that

the appearance of those who

volunteered was becoming

gradually and beautifully less.


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  • November 1, 2017 18:13:48 Thomas A. Lingner

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    1917

    15

    April.

     

    setting the seeds somewhat straight,

    we had foot dibblers to make the

    holes and many varied opinions

    were given by our members as to 

    the best way to proceed with the

    job. The ploughman came in for

    many a blessing when yards of 

    twisted sods were come in contact

    with. in fact some encouraged

    us very much by saying we may

    as well put the blanky seeds in

    the gory cut. However we persevered

    but sorry to realise that

    the appearance of those who

    volunteered was becoming

    gradually and beautifully less.

  • March 3, 2017 05:19:43 S. J. Adams

    1917

    15

    April.

    setting the seeds somewhat straight,

    we had foot dibblers to make the

    holes and many varied opinions

    were given by our members as to 

    the best way to proceed with the

    job. The ploughman came in for

    many a blessing when yards of 

    twisted sods were come in contact

    with. in fact some encouraged

    us very much by saying we may

    as well put the blanky seeds in

    the gory cut. However we perse-

    vered but sorry to realise that

    the appearance of those who

    volunteered was becoming

    gradually and beautifully less.


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