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I have been growing and showing veg since 1996, a brilliant hobby contrary to popular belief and the views of my mates who think I’m a big poof (I’ve got nothing against poofs however!). This is just a chart of my progress for the 2017 season, if you have any specific questions about ‘showing’ then email me on smithyveg@aol.com and I’ll do my best to answer them.
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4 comments:
Got family in St Anne's, just up the road, so know exactly where you are coming from
Love the penny slots on the pier
I have relatives in Lytham St Annes too. Many fond memories of visiting Blackpool and the Golden Mile as a child. Such an exciting place to go when young, and I used to love those 'Gobstopper' type dispensers outside virtually every shop, I just can't remember what it cost to buy one now, probably about 5p-10p, stick it in the slot, wind the dial clockwise, and miraculously a gobstopper landed in the dispensing chamber below.
Why are you and the missus sat upon one of the famous mammoth Irish Sea Blackpool Beached Turds ?
Aha....is that what they were? Mind you, I'd have expected a washed up turd from Ingleton to know that!
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