Christine's Garden

A place to chat about anything you like, including non-gardening related subjects. Just keep it clean, please!

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pigletwillie
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My tartan is "Hunting McKinnon", blue, geen with a thin red stipe through it.
Kindest regards Piglet

"You cannot plough a field by turning it over in your mind".
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The Grock in the Frock
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well good for you,can't think of anything witty to write.my great grand daddy was a Ronald from some where called tullinestle or sumit like that,but i dont know what their tartan was,how would i find out?
Love you lots like Jelly Tots
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lizzie
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My family tartan is the Kirkpatrick. Mum has a kilt made out of somewhere.
Lots of love

Lizzie
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peter
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Piglet, love the avatar picture. :lol:
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pigletwillie
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Thanks Peter,

Chantal will no doubt confirm the likeness of me it conveys.
Kindest regards Piglet

"You cannot plough a field by turning it over in your mind".
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peter
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I did think of commenting on the lascivious leer on its lean little face.........

:twisted:

Some nice pics in use, particularly like NOGs (?) the tree in the shape of a head.
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