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  1. Jazmine

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    That's better! I like having a look :) I would not be able to pass the books by either.
     
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    :thumb: Oh now that is all looking very nice Pal.. So glad your varnish dried clear, what a panic there would have been if it hadn't.. It really does look very comfy & nice place now.. I can see that being a very busy little book corner.. I am sure I couldn't have passed them by either.. Thanks for putting your pics back up too..:wink::gnthb:
     
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    Those are some great pics.......and me too, i LOVE to read and i would be there!!
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Inside today,thank goodness...It was blowing a gale and I was not keen to get up any ladders:flag:
    I had to reglaze this, and to make it safe apply a little silicone...two of the original panes actually fell out! Recently bought from a top London antique sale room too :doh:
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    Thats really pretty, and looks old.
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    The day started fine and bright and so I was sent to a local Point to Point track to paint the Result display gantry ready for Easter monday..
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    Half way through the job and then the heavens opened:doh:
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    :gnthb:But the best thing was that I was given a tip for the opening race:gnthb:







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    :lollol:
     
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    Any new pictures, i think i am going through withdrawls not seeing any :hehe::D:D:D
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Well I did take a snap of our local veg shop where I was called out to replace some antique glass panes......even managed to snaffle an apple:hehe:
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    Nice to see folk making an effort with their displays.
     
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    Thats such a nice building, what kind of roof is that?
     
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    :gnthb: That is so nice to see Nick.. There are fewer & fewer shops selling fruit & veg now as it is so hard for them to compete with the supermarkets these days.. Was only thinking that the other day, very few of them left now & it is so sad.... :doh::(
     
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    :thumb: Just so nice to see in this day & age because there are defo not many of them left doing it now Pal... :thumb: I even remember the days when you saved the blue tissue paper that the fruit was always wrapped in inside the wooden crates, do you remember them & why some people saved them Pal.. :wink::lollol:
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    :D Yes I do Marley!.....softer than the Daily:D
     
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    :lollol::rotfl: You got it in one Pal... :rotfl:
     
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