Great news - I admire your dedication to the cause and am glad to hear they're not going to waste
Conversely I've had barely any fruit this year; a few nice plums that were mostly given away, a smattering of cooking apples that ended up uncollected and rotting on the lawn and nothing at all from the other apple tree after a massive crop last year. Not that I'm complaining as I've had a lot on so the absent obligation to collect and redistribute all the fruit was welcome.
The garden has seen next to no attention and is starting to look messy; the very end in particular (that's not actually mine) has lost most of the lawn to moss as it's pretty heavily shaded.
I did score a free second compost bin that matches the original and was all of two minutes walk up the road, which was a result. I'm half-arsedly planning to level the borders at the shady end, better-arrange the compost bins (which are on the borders) and try to establish some ferns in these areas. The lawn can stay moss as I quite like it and I'm buggered if I'm going to put a lot of time in maintaining something that's not mine.
I want to lay some slabs in one bit of the lawn so I can stick a shed up; however all this requires predictably more thought, decisiveness, commitment and effort than I can typically muster so this can will be kicked into the long grass until spring on account of the weather - at which point I'll have to find another excuse.
