About me



I'm a half Finnish designer who has since taken a break to bring up my children. I used to work in Graphic Design, but now I prefer working with textiles and illustration. This blog is about my allotment and garden. I have been gardening for many years and grew up watching my mum and dad do the same. I began my allotment in Jan 2010 in memory of my father who passed a way just before then. I also love cooking and finding inventive and delicious ways to make my produce into meals. I'm growing with my experiences, and welcome any helpful advice! Sometime soon I hope to use my garden as inspiration for my art.

Sunday, 19 February 2012

Sadness and new beginnings

So as you imagined, we moved to Eastbourne, and now it is time for me to say goodbye to the Lamberhurst Furnace Lane blog. It was probably a short and sweet experience, just 2 years I worked on the plot, but I learnt so much in that time. All this knowledge will not be wasted but put to use in creating my new garden. We have fortunately found a house with a huge garden, (well huge for me!) enough for a bountiful vegetable patch and small orchard. I will return to Furnace Lane to put my allotment 'to bed' and to bring back my fruit bushes. If you are interested in following my journey there, please come to my new blog which is called Josephine's garden. Many thanks for following me.
http://josephinesgarden.wordpress.com/


Posted by Jome at 13:43

11 comments:

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  2. Unknown13 March 2013 at 16:10

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  3. sillhouine2 May 2013 at 10:26

    Sights like this makes me remember the cozy evenings sipping hot chocolate in my warm house. I remember the winter we got a new furnace in kingston. That was the most cozy time, sitting with the family watching tv and making treats. Im so grateful for furnaces now a days.

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  4. Unknown7 August 2013 at 08:28

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  7. Unknown4 November 2013 at 18:17

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  8. Unknown8 November 2013 at 07:33

    This picture reminds me of the old furnaces in Newmarket that we had. I think they're wonderful.

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  11. Brian W.28 August 2018 at 22:15

    Thanks for sharing your story! This is why i miss my old furnace but now i decided to have a furnace replacement in Edmonton.

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