Autumn baskets 2008

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  1. roders

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    :) It's that time again.
    Baskets done today in the sunshine......

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    Theyr'e absolutley fantastic roders put mine to shame. Must have cost you a pretty penny. You ve got a good eye for these things. Dont suppose you'd like to swap.:D 02
     
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    WOW s00k Roders that are fantastic, really wow. Can I have just one plz.
     
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    I can honestly say Roders they are the best ones I have ever seen.:thmb: 02
     
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    i agree with 02 he should sell them... he wud get a fortune
     
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    The two bigger ones for a client.
    Money no object....that payed for mine..
    I just enjoy puting them together.............perhaps it's art :wink:
     
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    seriously rodders they are better than I have ever seen in my garden centre and thay are blummin excellent urs excel them i'm (jealous)
     
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    Beautifull Roders... [​IMG]
     
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    Their great :thumb:
     
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    :) Thanks GM.
     
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    Perfect for this time of the year nice and cheery instead of all this doom in gloom on news.
     
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