Greetings from the Celtic fringe to all English friends
Happy St George's Day
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- alan refail
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Greetings from the Celtic fringe to all English friends
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Dear Alan, why thankyou for the Celtic fringe greetings. 
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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Belated one to you both too. Sorry, I wasn't on here yesterday, I was in London, where I saw only 4 flags (on BT vans) and that was it. I wore a red rose, as I usually do, but there was nothing to mark the day that I saw, despite Clinton's Cards having a window full of St George's Day goods for sale.
In Rugby, there was a big celebration again, with roads closed from 10-4 and events all day. The whole place is festooned with bunting and most of the shops have different patriotic displays.
In London on St Patrick's Day, I was having to fight my way past hundreds of Guinness leprechauns in Leicester Square and you couldn't turn around without seeing an Irish flag.
In Rugby, there was a big celebration again, with roads closed from 10-4 and events all day. The whole place is festooned with bunting and most of the shops have different patriotic displays.
In London on St Patrick's Day, I was having to fight my way past hundreds of Guinness leprechauns in Leicester Square and you couldn't turn around without seeing an Irish flag.
Chantal
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A day late i know but, i have just planted out fifty St George Runner bean plants. 
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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oldherbaceous wrote:A day late i know but, i have just planted out fifty St George Runner bean plants.
You're excused. The cold weather did drag on a bit.
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Coming home on the Great Cambridge Road (A10) in Enfield I saw a Land Rover Defender 110 station wagon with a roof rack, which had so many flags tied on, the LR looked more like a yacht!
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alan refail wrote:oldherbaceous wrote:A day late i know but, i have just planted out fifty St George Runner bean plants.
We're growing those this year
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Dear Chantal, we do have one thing in common then.
Alan, i was going to ignore your drag on, comment, but it did make me smile.
Alan, i was going to ignore your drag on, comment, but it did make me smile.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's no fool like an old fool.
