yord
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Post by yord on Feb 20, 2009 16:20:47 GMT
the daffs are back again. 6 inches out the ground.  |
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yord
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Post by yord on Feb 20, 2009 16:44:18 GMT
only a hot kiss from her lips in the dead of night can out shine a winter pregnant with the promise of spring
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sushimo
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One tequilla, Two Tequilla, Three Tequilla - Floor.
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Post by sushimo on Feb 20, 2009 16:51:54 GMT
We had the last snows melt away yesterday, and now have loads of pristine snowdrops opening up. Poor little things have been frozen in time, and are very late this year.
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jules
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Post by jules on Feb 22, 2009 11:58:40 GMT
Snowdrops as well..... been around since beginning of january. - Beautiful.
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Post by Beachcomber on Feb 22, 2009 16:07:06 GMT
It can't be Springtime yet - I haven't seen any of the traditional signs in the sand dunes .......
* The remains of the first disposable BBQ.
* A pile of empty Lager cans.
* Discarded nappies.
etc.
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RMPNCO
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Hard work never killed anyone, but I don't want to take that chance.
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Post by RMPNCO on Feb 22, 2009 19:01:43 GMT
I was on the golf course with my cousin the other day and as we walked past some snowdrops he told me (he's a gardener) that they've become really expensive, to the point where people will go digging up wild ones.
Is this correct?
I'm not casting aspersions on my cousin, I just didn't realise snowdrops were so rare, allegedly.
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