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Look at Pa Snips plot now
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Poddington Pea
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Down at the bottom of the garden, among the birds and the bees, your find alot of little people called the poddington peas, the poddinton peas. 
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Down at the bottom of the garden, among the birds and the bees, your find alot of little people called the poddington peas, the poddinton peas.
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Down at the bottom of the garden, among the birds and the bees, your find alot of little people called the poddington peas, the poddinton peas.
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oldherbaceous
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Morning Pea, how wonderful to see pictures of the allotment, still full of life.....your Dad would be so pleased with the way it looks, a real credit to you. Hope you are all keeping well! 
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's no fool like an old fool.
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Primrose
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My goodness! That's a splendid result and perhaps even better than your dad could have done! He would have been so thrilled, and it's encouraging to see the next generation are getting their hands dirty and involved too! Good to see that all those raised beds are really coming into their own.
Hope you and your family are settling down after a difficult time. I always think that working with nature and growing things is a good way of coping with life's sometimes difficult cycles.
Hope you and your family are settling down after a difficult time. I always think that working with nature and growing things is a good way of coping with life's sometimes difficult cycles.
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Absolutely marvellous, thanksyou ever so much for posting those pics. Everything looks really good, and I'm sure your dad would be chuffed to little mint balls (as my dad would say!)
