Ted The Shed, Chapter 10 - Rabbit, Rabbit Rabbit

In another seasonal episode of my memoir about my Dad's allotment, the snow comes and hungry rabbits scale rabbit-proof fences all over the allotment site, eating everything in their path. The allotment site's first female scarecrow - the Lady of Shallot - arrives, complete with a statement necklace of small onions.

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Reviews

This book is so great and I’ve listened more than once. I’ve laughed out loud many times. So clever and dear. It has everything - it’s about family and aging and sickness and joy. It’s about life. And oh yes about gardening too. I highly recommend this book - it should win an insight timer reward!

What a charming and laugh-out- loud take on The Lady of Shallott! I also love the description of your dad’s coffee tray. Thank you Mandy💖✨

Thank you for being my early morning companion today. ✨☀️😀

I enjoy your perspective as you describe life's quirks and foibles.

So, did you and your dad really call your shed “Ted”? Seems a little odd to me. Especially since I’d think, the gardens are the main purpose for having an allotment … It’s such a fun story, Thanks Mandy!