it would be these very isolated allotmenteers that have brought the Shed-breeders of today into such disrepute.
I take my hat to you Mrj for your tenacity and honesty in carrying on with the top-end of the breeds, and diversity towards the Skipscraprickityshack. Not an easy decission I'm sure for one with such high standards as your own. But of course this diversity does keep a strong rogue bloodline in the basic stock.
Good work sir!
And you do well to steer clear of the Lesser Spotted Creosote... and the dangers associated.
I knew of someone with dubious business practice in this area who persisted with supplying for the undergroud shed-fighting market in London (the swine). As you may imagine, SW London does not have the best Garden Pen & Free Range 10 Pole Breeding Regulation arrangements... and this fellows practice, along with others of dubious character has led to fears of another outbreak of New Varient Rickey-Knot Bi-Creostosis. (muchlike the 1947 scare when breeder were merely trying their best in frugal times in the wake of the War, and mass-build of the pre-fab. Though of course Breeders were unaware in those dreadfull years).
Good Luck to you Sir.
lp