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Is anyone from here going?
I've got my ticket for Friday and am going to do my best not to buy everything I see...
I've got my ticket for Friday and am going to do my best not to buy everything I see...
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A bit too far away from me now it's been relocated
enjoy 
look around on the stands they do have some great bargains, if D.T.Brown have a stand this year then that's the place to buy seeds as they have the packets without the pictures & colored print, last time it was £1 a packet for any variety 
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Ah, yes, BB - worth mentioning that the EGS is now at Alexandra Palace, London, and not at Stoneleigh, Warwickshire.Comment
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Wherever its been, its too far away for me - but I hope you enjoy it and buy plenty of seeds and plants
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Well I was going to go, but then Work has asked me in for the evening
soo wondering if I should tell work I can't go in and go to it or go too Work mmmm decisions :/ Is it usually very big?
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It's on the weekend too. I'm going on Friday to try and miss the crowds (if there are any) and also to get a great view of the solar eclipse from the terrace. I've no idea how big it is now - it wasn't huge on the other site.
I went once when it was in Stoneleigh. We had to park miles and miles away and then walk back in some of the worst rain I've ever been totally unprepared for. My little car took weeks to dry out.http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbiaComment
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I went to Stoneleigh too, thought how good it was that they'd picked somewhere fairly central in the country that doesn't have rip off NEC prices. Interesting you felt you had to walk miles, I've never been able to park that close for any show I've ever visited, very strange. As far as the show was concerned, I felt it was OK but nothing that special and certainly not worth the journey down London way.Originally posted by sparrow100 View Post
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It was a 15 minute stumble/jog in monsoon-like rain. We'd been told to park in the carpark furthest from the show. Not much fun getting back.http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbiaComment
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