PyreneesPlot
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The final trip to the tip with the rubbish created by the extension which we began 11 months ago. Not finished, but then nor is the initial build, 11 years on 
Has Anyone Seen the Plot?
Hautes-Pyrénées (65), France
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Proserpina
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A planned completion date has been agreed 
Formerly self-contained, but expanding my gardening horizons beyond pots!
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SarrissUK
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Yay to both PP and Pros! So much house joy
I'm happy because I got my delivery from Farmer Gracy today and the bulbs were in lovely paper bags, and the order paper has a beautiful piece of art on the back that is worth framing. Added to the parcel were an envelope with the paperwork in it, along with two beautiful postcards, wrapped with a card Thank you wrapper. Just beautiful and it made me smile
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Mark_Riga
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This morning I saw a big moon going down in the West just as the sun was coming up in the East.
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Veggie
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Happiness tinged with sadness!
The sale of my woodland was completed today and the proceeds are in my bank. Its the end of an era and now the only woodland I have are the trees in the garden.
It'll be interesting to watch the purchaser's website and see how much they sell it on for. 
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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JJB
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I really like all this happy news, make me smile and feel good, thank you all
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
Greetings from Salisbury
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(19-11-2021, 09:18 PM)Proserpina Wrote: A planned completion date has been agreed
Fantastic Pros
I think we are all as excited as you are
I am only the Boss because Veggie lets me be!
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Small chilli
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Early unexpected Christmas present
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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JJB
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I believe we are flea free, no bites for a couple of days, spraying and hoovering has worked, thanks Sarriss. I've ordered a Hazmat/CSI type suit to venture next door when I have to, as I've discovered the spray they have used (and think they have solved the problem with) is basically silicon based with no insecticide, I'm not that hopeful they've succeeded so I want to be prepared. Him nextdoor thinks I've picked up fleas from the garden, implying it's not his cat or house but my own fault I've got 30 odd bites that are still itching!. In 46 years of messing about in this garden I have never brought in fleas, the odd tick perhaps but no fleas. I'm told fleas like to bite women best so that's why he doesn't think it's his environment as he hasn't been bitten. P only had a few bites too. Anyway saga over here at least so I'm happy.
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
Greetings from Salisbury
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Had my booster today and because the walk in section was closed there was no queuing.
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