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Carnoustie Allotment Association (Berryfields)

22 March 202430 March 2024 By Donna

Berryfields allotments were developed at Roman Park by the Parish Council in Spring 2018. There are 52 half plots which are all leased to local residents to enable them to grow their own produce.

Cultivating your own allotment has many benefits including exercise, being out in the fresh air, a way of meeting like minded people and eating fresh home grown food. The views from the allotments of the surrounding countryside are beautiful.

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