A long runner

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  1. capney

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    This one was hiding behind a tomato, but I spotted it today.
    robert
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    Its amazing something that size can hide, I know they are very good at it.
     
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    good grief...how big was the tomato?:hehe:
     
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    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
     
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    Its amazing how you search them out ,, then look again and you always find you have missed some :skp:
     
  6. NatalieB

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    Wow - that's a good one! Isn't it like finding a little treasure though when find something that's well hidden? Unfortunately nobody in our house are great bean lovers - only one recipe that I can get them all to eat them in - will be making it on the weekend!
     
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    You may think that bean was a bit stringy, but we had it today and it was as tender.
     
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    No you can see it`s not stringy they go thick round the edge
     
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    I did not know that Pam
    many thanks for the tip
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