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  • #46
    Originally posted by coreopsis View Post
    The pot held...942 pounds and weighed over a stone.
    Took me over 2 years to fill it up and lots of "double nugget" scrounging
    Starting another one soon(got one for Christmas 2009).

    Well done Bigmally
    Originally posted by Jelliebabe View Post
    How much how my how much was it???? I'm dying to find out LOL
    the answer was further back jb
    Happy Gardening,
    Shirley

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    • #47
      Originally posted by coreopsis View Post
      The pot held...942 pounds and weighed over a stone.
      Took me over 2 years to fill it up and lots of "double nugget" scrounging
      Starting another one soon(got one for Christmas 2009).

      Well done Bigmally


      Blimey or riley!!! Well done you
      Little ol' me

      Has just bagged a Lottie!
      Oh and the chickens are taking over my garden!
      FIL and MIL - http://vegblogs.co.uk/chubbly/

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      • #48
        Congrats - great way to save! I put all my egg money in a coffee jar. I usually raid it for either holiday or christmas, and there's always enough for what I need.
        All the best - Glutton 4 Punishment
        Freelance shrub butcher and weed removal operative.

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        • #49
          That's fab, who would have thought they could hold that much!!!!

          I'm having a baby and someone has brought the baby one, so all money that has been given to me so far, is in here and we are going to open it when she is 1.

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          • #50
            My OH hates carrying around small change ... so he stacks all his 20p coins in the bedroom window sill in £1 stacks and when he's got 10 stacks he puts them in a little money bag. Then they go under the bed in the spare room ... we had a count up about 12 months ago and had enough to buy a 37" Panasonic TV and PVR. We needed my wheelbarrow from the lottie to carry the money though! He's 'saving' again ... this time it's going to go on a short break to France or Prague or somewhere!

            I think this kind of saving is brilliant because you don't even notice that you are doing it.

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            • #51
              and you can always tell near christmas whn people cash in their £2 coins because there are suddenly a lot more of them floating about in change from shops

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              • #52
                coreopsis that's brilliant I have been looking at Terramundi money pot they are some wonderful looking pots i think will have to get one this week
                Last edited by woodsy; 13-02-2011, 08:38 PM.
                aka shez

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