Gift wrapped spud!

Started by glosterwomble, September 21, 2008, 20:25:36

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glosterwomble

When I planted my seed potatoes I prepared a trench with manure and shredded paper in it to help coserve moisture etc.  I didn't realise that in amongst some of the shredded wrapping paper that I included was some ribbon. Look at the gift wrapped spud I just pulled out of the ground!!!
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glosterwomble

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Emagggie

Now how can you eat such a gift?
Smile, it confuses people.

glosterwomble

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loopyloulou

maybe you could keep it n hang it on the xmas tree?  ;D
i think i like it here :D now who can tell me how to grow my own chocolate???

glosterwomble

Quote from: loopyloulou on September 21, 2008, 20:41:42
maybe you could keep it n hang it on the xmas tree?  ;D

;D ;D ;D interesting thought!!!
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zaz283

Hi Glosterwomble... any chance you can divulge where you found out how to tie your onions up as shown on your blog site? I've managed to tie 3 up at a time... you look like you're going for a world record!
We can wish & we can wish
But we can never have
What once seemed ours forever

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glosterwomble

Hi John, I can't remember the website I found but my blogging friends at vegmonkey have just done a post about stringing onions ...

http://vegmonkey.co.uk/

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