allotment wars programme
On Thursday, January 24, 2013 11:49:07 AM UTC, 'Mike' wrote:
"michael" wrote in message
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On Wednesday, 23 January 2013 00:07:19 UTC, Janet wrote:
Good Lord they don't half try hard to make 'exciting' programmes don't
they? I bet most of this was set up or 'encouraged' well the
confronations were. Shame as it could have put off a lot of keen young
and eager or old keen and eager allotment applicants! Nothing about
friends or helpful advice, don't suppose the programme makers wanted
that. bet they had to look a long way for guard dogs, cctv, chnaged locks
and so on ! When i move to my next house i am going to find somewhere
near a nice set of allotments,,,, trouble is how hard is that to find? --
Janet T. Amersham
This was one of the worst programmes on allotment gardening put out by any
TV broadcaster.I have been involved in our local allotment scene for
nearly 50years,and at different times as secretary,chairman,show judge,etc
and I can honestly say that I could not identify any of the characters
with anyone on our or local allotments.I copied the programme also,and was
going to show it to those who missed it;however it was so poor and
negative,it has been deleted.
Michael
South Manchester
Michael a few years back one of the TV channels put on a series reenacting
National Service. You have never seen such rubbish and playing to the
cameras in all your life. One of my illustrated talks is on National Service
and there is always a good rapport and feedback on time spent in National
Service.
Why do those who know nothing about it do such things?
Mike
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I'm an Angel, honest ! The horns are there just to keep the halo straight..
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The time you spent during national service was not a happy one I understand Mike............One wonders why exactly you would choose to relive a time when apparently you were greatly disliked by other recruits, even to the extent that kitchen staff ****ed in your meals............lol
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