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I think it is great - I saw it last week.
Perhaps we could book a stand; and put a kettle and some bikkies on the table and then all the Grapes would have somewhere to go for a cuppa/picnic. The stands are about £800+VAT though......we could have a massive seed swap/coffee shop. I hear Seahorse is pretty nifty serving up coffee at the moment......
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Possibly a good meeting point for grapes??????Comment
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Saw this advertised in the latest issue of the mag. Looks interesting. Not much detail up on the website yet (early days I suppose).
I too thought it might be a good place for grapes to meet. It's to far in the future for me to be making concrete plans but I would love to go and it would be nice to put faces to names.It is the doom of man, that they forget.Comment
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Just signed up for ticket info - looks good!
Apparently you can go on Sunday the 21th!Annie
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Looked last week when I noticed it advertised in a couple of mags I get but there's very little infor yet, including how much it costs! The idea sounded fab though as it looks like it'll be mainly concentrating on the elements of GYO which interest me rather than all the pretty garden design guff which was rather overwelming at the GW show eariler in the year.
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Looks good to me - will be a bit chippy in March though won't it?A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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Which basically means flip flops and jeans for me.Originally posted by piskieinboots View Postyep - wrap up lad
A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
BLOG UPDATED! http://haywayne.blogspot.com/2012/01...ar-demand.html 30/01/2012
Practise makes us a little better, it doesn't make us perfect.
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It sure will but March is when we'll all have the new season on our minds and so there's a good chance we'll be more likely to part with our cash in order to buy that 'must have' seed / plant / tool or whatever.Originally posted by HeyWayne View PostIt is the doom of man, that they forget.Comment
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May be a bit in the future but I have already decided on going. If the RAA go on the RHA pricing then I doubt you will get much change from £30 per head entrance fee. Still I enjoy a good day out and unfortunately it usually costs in this day and age.
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I'm not being picky. But trying to say 21th makes my teeth feel funnyOriginally posted by annianni View Post
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I dont know if anybody else has noticed but this event will be held over the weekend on the 1st Day of Spring.
Sat 20Th March in my 2010 diary says 1st day of spring.
Looks like its aimed at the begining of the seed sowing time. I'm sure I will go as Stoneleigh is about 40 mins away. Nearer than Malvern.
Hope GYO Mag have a presence.
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try saying 24ndOriginally posted by OllieMartin View PostI'm not being picky. But trying to say 21th makes my teeth feel funny
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Looks an interesting show. Just depends on how much tickets cost, maybe G.Y.O. magazine will run a competition so we can win some tickets to go?
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