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So, what is 'the' car for the 'Gardener' or 'Nursery Person'?

When we had a large garden, we had a large vehicle because we had a Cabin
Cruiser to tow.
When I lived with my daughter in the Staffordshire Moorlands I had a Subaru
Legacy Estate
I now cruise the country in a BMW and fetch stuff from the garden centre in
that :-(( Seriously thinking of getting a van for that though
My Daughter and Son in Law have a VERY large garden and use a Mitsubishi
Shogun for the general running around, fetching and carrying, but use the
Rolls or Jag for sedate motoring, or the MX5 for fun :-))

So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not putting
people down and making them feel inferior.

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This is of course ON TOPIC as one of the 'owners' has decreed that
gardener's motoring is a newsgroup topic :-))))))

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So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

A JCB


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So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

A JCB


Did you know that a JCB holds the Land Speed Record?

:-))

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Did you know that a JCB holds the Land Speed Record?


Who do you think was driving it!




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Did you know that a JCB holds the Land Speed Record?


Who do you think was driving it!



Wing Cdr Andy Green RAF
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/s...re/5273540.stm

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Did you know that a JCB holds the Land Speed Record?


Who do you think was driving it!



Wing Cdr Andy Green RAF
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/s...re/5273540.stm


I'm a master of disguise!


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So, what is 'the' car for the 'Gardener' or 'Nursery Person'?


Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not

putting
people down and making them feel inferior.


I drive a twincab ute. Don't know the UK term, but it can seat 4
people, or more to the point, me at the wheel and 3 dogs in the back
passenger seat and has a tub back for the plants or manure or rubbish
for the tip. We have 2 farms so I also sometimes let him use it for
stock feed.


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Mike wrote:

So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not putting
people down and making them feel inferior.

Mike


I get Harrods to deliver all my gardening things but I don't know what
in as the deliveries go the the back of the gardeners residence.

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Mike wrote:

So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not
putting
people down and making them feel inferior.

Mike


I get Harrods to deliver all my gardening things but I don't know what
in as the deliveries go the the back of the gardeners residence.


I thought it would be vulgar to mention the Harrods deliveries ...

Mary





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Mike wrote:

So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not
putting
people down and making them feel inferior.

Mike


I get Harrods to deliver all my gardening things but I don't know what
in as the deliveries go the the back of the gardeners residence.


I thought it would be vulgar to mention the Harrods deliveries ...


It is, but we don't make a fuss about it!(:-)

Alan


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On 11/10/06 17:29, in article , "Alan
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"Mary Fisher" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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Mike wrote:

So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not
putting
people down and making them feel inferior.

Mike


I get Harrods to deliver all my gardening things but I don't know what
in as the deliveries go the the back of the gardeners residence.


I thought it would be vulgar to mention the Harrods deliveries ...


It is, but we don't make a fuss about it!(:-)

Alan

Let's discuss Fortnum's instead. Those marzipan fruits of
theirs............yum!
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"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 11/10/06 17:29, in article ,
"Alan
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"Mary Fisher" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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Mike wrote:

So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not
putting
people down and making them feel inferior.

Mike


I get Harrods to deliver all my gardening things but I don't know what
in as the deliveries go the the back of the gardeners residence.

I thought it would be vulgar to mention the Harrods deliveries ...


It is, but we don't make a fuss about it!(:-)

Alan

Let's discuss Fortnum's instead. Those marzipan fruits of
theirs............yum!


They are very beautiful but my cook makes ours, using almonds from our
orchard and honey from the apiary.

Mary


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"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 11/10/06 17:29, in article ,
"Alan
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"Mary Fisher" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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Mike wrote:

So, what do you use for motoring as 'a gardener'?

Might be an idea to state your acreage here in order that we are not
putting
people down and making them feel inferior.

Mike


I get Harrods to deliver all my gardening things but I don't know what
in as the deliveries go the the back of the gardeners residence.

I thought it would be vulgar to mention the Harrods deliveries ...


It is, but we don't make a fuss about it!(:-)

Alan

Let's discuss Fortnum's instead. Those marzipan fruits of
theirs............yum!


Never been to Fortnum's, much to careful with my money!(:-)

Alan

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