Seamus Bradley

You know, there's 20% of this plot is space furniture, you know, and that's, you know, very easily attainable, whereas large intensive farmers would have trouble giving over 5%.

It's a letter of love in a way, I suppose.

It's important for people to have the option to get locally produced fruit and veg.

So I think in terms of the food security, it's more resilient because I'm growing a range of crops and I'm saving seed and trial varieties that are adapted to here.

It's a small scale, but it could be scaled up.

I do think it's undervalued.

Oh yeah, I've got grapes in there.

You've got grapes?

Well, they're flowering at the minute.

I had grapes last year.

No, no, they're nice.

Yeah, they were sweetened up now.

Yeah, they were good.

Yeah, they were nice.

Yeah, I think if it was more readily available, you could get more people supported locally, yeah.

Yeah, I think so, yeah.

Yeah.

Won't have to go out with that water now.

We'll put it in the pond and get it to fill up again.