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Almost all garden gnomes have red hats. 
It's just a little gnome fact. Tongue Tongue Tongue
(19-07-2020, 01:13 PM)Can the Man Wrote: [ -> ]Almost all garden gnomes have red hats. 
It's just a little gnome fact. Tongue Tongue Tongue
You on the vino CtMSmile ??????
What about Leprechauns?
You're not supposed to pull the crackers until Christmas, CtM Wink
The other Christmas my niece bought me a gnome complete with paints to decorate it, this thread reminded me that its still in its packaging.
I haven't got any garden gnomes, red hats or otherwise. I think I must remedy this.
We've got a garden Buddha about the size of a gnome but he doesn't have a hat. He sometimes helps to keep the door open.
Norman the gnome resides on the patio in front of the summerhouse/chalet thingy. He's plastic and was brought home when my son, aged about three, went shopping with grandma and had a humungous hissy fit until he was purchased. Norman does indeed have a red hat, but is due for sartorial redecoration, I might just go against tradition in the hat department. Anyone read the Gnome books by Wil Huygen?
I used to live near the Gnome Factory and, as a kid, you can imagine what I thought they made there. Really disappointed when I found out it was Slide Projectors. Smile
(19-07-2020, 07:40 PM)Bren Wrote: [ -> ]The other Christmas my niece bought me a  gnome complete with paints to decorate it, this thread reminded me that its still in its packaging.
A long time ago someone bought us a plastic box supposedly to keep a spare house key hidden. It had a fairy lying prostrate over the box with flowers as I remember and it too was to be painted. It suffered the same fate as yours Bren, in a box somewhere in the house. Rolleyes
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