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I've spent the day at Bridlington at the Yorkshire in Bloom awards. Our village, on only its third year of entry, was awarded a silver gilt medal. Came home, rang round then had a big brew up! We're going to have cake and fizzy at next week's meeting!
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Last edited by Flummery; 15-09-2009, 06:50 PM.Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Congratulations to all involved Flummery, its good to hear something positive today. Its nice when all the hard work is rewarded. -
Excellent news. Well done for the all of the hard work. Enjoy the cake and fizz next week.Comment
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Oh wow! Well done Flum!
I should think you all deserve the cake and fizzy, you must have worked your socks off!
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Oh how nice. was it won for the village generally being a pretty flowering village? I think it is lovely when everyone joins in and takes pride in the place that they live. It is also so very nice for visitors to see these beautiful english villages.
Well done, I am sure that you feel pride every day to live in such a lovely place.
Enjoy your cake and champagne!BumbleB
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congratulations and well done your village,enjoy your little celebrationsigpicAnother nutter ,wife,mother, nan and nanan,love my growing places,seed collection and sharing,also one of these
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Woohoo, well done Flum et al. Not at all surprised though, you work so hard at it. Enjoy your cake and Fizzy xxA garden is a lovesome thing, God wot! (Thomas Edward Brown)
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Skip the cake Flum, just concentrate on the other stuff.
Big congrats all round, well done indeed.Bob Leponge
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Well done, Flum! You must all have worked so hard and it's great that you have recognition for it. Enjoy the cake and fizz!!!Comment
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Congrats Flum & Co its great to have your efforts rewardedThe love of gardening is a seed once sown never dies ...Comment
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Excellent stuff - way to go Ma! Make sure you have plenty of cake and fizzy, you deserve it.
Silver gilt eh? Cool.A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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They take into account the way everyone looks after their gardens but the main thing they look at is the planting we've done as a group. We are a dairy farming village so we've got some old agricultural implements and concreted them into the flower beds we've made - on what were large, wide, boring grass verges. We are trying to get permanent planting established - perennials, bulbs and small shrubs, for sustainability - big buzz word in 'Bloom'. We have planted up a large tractor tyre with herbs and established a wild flower area on a grotty verge near a field entrance. We've got milk churns planted up ourside the Post Office and several projects involving the school children in the village. It's certainly made people proud of the village. There are several of our verge plantings that have been 'taken over' by people living near them. Theirs now look neater than ours! Talk about a challenge!Originally posted by BumbleB View Post
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Well done that village! I love the sound of what you've done. Sounds like you had some really good ideas and a big team effort to pull it all together. Any chance of some photos? Would love to see some of what you did.I don't roll on ShabbosComment
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The delightful village of ..... WawneOriginally posted by pdblake View PostWell done
Which village?
Got loads of pics - might sort a few out later.Last edited by Flummery; 16-09-2009, 09:40 AM.Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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