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saw a cloche on this program using glass and wire does anyone know where to buy the wire supports as i have plenty of glass
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Likewise, it was very usefull looking, if a bit scarey to put together. -
I thought that too PW, but the old bloke doing it didn't even flinch.
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Mmmm, a job for the OH I think. I will make the tea and supervise.Comment
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That sounds an interesting programme - is it on the tele, or DVD?
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muckdiva its on uktv gardens at 10pm its about gardening and cooking during ww2Comment
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.....and last night on after it (same bloke in it) was The Victorian flower garden.
Just checked and they're repeating it atm (and later). Sky channel 258. After its Geoff Hamiltons Cottage Garden.Last edited by smallblueplanet; 11-02-2008, 10:01 AM.To see a world in a grain of sand
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Thank you, will look out for it.
All at once I hear your voice
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I will look out for this. I've often bemoaned the fact that my grandad, who did the whole dig for victory thing, is no longer with us as his expertise would have been so useful and it's such a shame that it's all being lost. - And as our lottie usually looks like a bomb site he'd probably have felt right at home.
Into each life some rain must fall........but this is getting ridiculous.
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Ooo thanks for the reminder guys... I saw two episodes last week and thoroughly enjoyed it, just switched over to UK TV Gardens now
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