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Peter_L
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D4B
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A chap I know with has over 1000 Garden Gnomes, 70 are in his bedroom  |
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Peter_L
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| D4B wrote: | | A chap I know with has over 1000 Garden Gnomes, 70 are in his bedroom |
I am not even going to ask why ? (I will leave that to someone else)
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lowdrag
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| My favourite story relates to when I lived in Leicester. Overnight, all his garden gnomes disappeared. He reported it to the police, but nothing was found. Three weeks later he got up to see all his gnomes had returned and that they were all well-tanned. There was a thank you card saying "thanks for the holiday"! |
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Penman
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Hi
When I saw the title to the thread my first thought was a BS Gnome turbine engine or possibly an early 20thC rotary Gnome.
The latter of course could be sold to SWMBO as a means of turning a rotary washing line. and the former would make a good snow blower.
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peter scott
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| lowdrag wrote: | | My favourite story relates to when I lived in Leicester. Overnight, all his garden gnomes disappeared. He reported it to the police, but nothing was found. Three weeks later he got up to see all his gnomes had returned and that they were all well-tanned. There was a thank you card saying "thanks for the holiday"! |
Amelie?
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Peter_L
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| peter scott wrote: | | lowdrag wrote: | | My favourite story relates to when I lived in Leicester. Overnight, all his garden gnomes disappeared. He reported it to the police, but nothing was found. Three weeks later he got up to see all his gnomes had returned and that they were all well-tanned. There was a thank you card saying "thanks for the holiday"! |
Amelie? |
and I thought I was the only one to have seen the movie...
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peter scott
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Fabulous film!
Here's a proper garden Gnome:
Peter
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Peter_L
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| peter scott wrote: | Fabulous film!
Here's a proper garden Gnome:
Peter |
What was this about, early trials for a Hovermower ?
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peter scott
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Rick
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| peterwpg wrote: | | peter scott wrote: | | lowdrag wrote: | | My favourite story relates to when I lived in Leicester. Overnight, all his garden gnomes disappeared. He reported it to the police, but nothing was found. Three weeks later he got up to see all his gnomes had returned and that they were all well-tanned. There was a thank you card saying "thanks for the holiday"! |
Amelie? |
and I thought I was the only one to have seen the movie... |
Am I missing out on essential viewing?
RJ
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peter scott
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| Rick wrote: | | peterwpg wrote: | | peter scott wrote: | | lowdrag wrote: | | My favourite story relates to when I lived in Leicester. Overnight, all his garden gnomes disappeared. He reported it to the police, but nothing was found. Three weeks later he got up to see all his gnomes had returned and that they were all well-tanned. There was a thank you card saying "thanks for the holiday"! |
Amelie? |
and I thought I was the only one to have seen the movie... |
Am I missing out on essential viewing?
RJ |
Well I think that's two Peters that would say so. It's a great story and a visual feast.
Peter x2
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