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Crikey - how ghastly! Wishing him a speedy revovery.
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Oh yuk! Best wishes for his recover from another pensioner who will now be VERY careful with canes!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Ouch. Hope he's back on the plot as soon as possible.
I put plastic milk bottles on my canes. Rattles in the wind and scares the birds away, plus saves me and my clumsy self from poking my eyes out.Comment
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The worse accident i ever heard about is a pensioner that decided it was a good idea to cut his hedge with a circular saw. The outcome wasn't very pretty, i won't describe the details, but it sure would have hurt in the morning!Comment
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Blimey!
Hope he gets well soon.Comment
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Cripes! Wish him a speedy recovery from me.
I guess he should be thankful he didn't fall on a gnome - they can be vicious little blighters!A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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Practise makes us a little better, it doesn't make us perfect.
What would Vedder do?Comment
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I want to wish good health for your father.
To avoid sharp pointed tips/objects I will add that
If you are using sharp pointed objects like canes... then take a cotton wool or old piece of cloth and wrap it around the exposed tip of the cane. Then take a thread and wrap it over the cotton, wool or cloth and tie a knot over it.. This way , the tip wont be sharp any more, and it wont be blowing away with the wind.Comment
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