The Blight didn't get all of them

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    Found these digging the plot over:)

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      Making soup with them now:)

      Its odd, but I was trialing several different varieties last year, which i'd marked with plastic lables. Not a single lable to be found now & i've dug it all over:dunno:
       
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      Probably washed away in the floods Zigs - in fact, they aren't actually potatoes that you planted, but rather ones that have been washed onto your plot from the local Tesco :heehee:
       
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        Got a sneaking suspicion that the Rooks nests opposite now contain shiney lables.

        Had a load of stainless steel dowels pinched by Jackdaws from 100 foot up a church tower once.
         
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        Ah, almost certainly your culprits then.

        That reminds me, I must start putting the tumble dryer fluff out on the dry days for our woodies to pinch for their nest; I see that the pair that we had nesting in our buddleia tree last year are back again this year, so presumably they will be nesting and having more babies.
         
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          You've got woodpeckers, FC? How wonderful!
           
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          No, he's got Woodpigeons, i've got Woodpeckers but apparently theres a cream you can get for it.
           
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            My garden is covered in wood pigeons :gaah:

            And they all seem to find my lawn infinately fascinating! Why!? :dunno:
             
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            Must be full of Wood.
             
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              Tis not! :coffee:
               
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              Not anymore, the Woodpigeons have had it away.
               
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              Woodpigeon breast braised in butter? My .22 air rifle is at the back of the coal cellar, got a girt big fridge freezer blocking my access to it, damn it!

              Job this weekend, clear out the coal cellar and get my GUN! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
               
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                Got lots of 'freebies' in my garden waiting for your .22 Vince
                 
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                Ooops, got carried away. Are they Cara or King Eds Zigs by any chance? I know Cara are resistant to blight!
                 
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