Susan Burns

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Porty
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Susan Burns

Post by Porty » 05 Dec 2005, 13:22

I love reading her column in the Reporter although not only am I not a keen gardener, I am not a gardener. Susan always has handy tips and this month she has the following words of wisdom...

"The last two are helpful for people who can't bend too much. I use my hands as much as possible and, having watched a cow eating grass, try to emulate its tongue when pulling..." :shock: :shock:

The subject is weeding but I can see how the skills may be transferable. :wink:

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Re: Susan Burns

Post by Franck » 05 Dec 2005, 14:46

Porty wrote:I love reading her column in the Reporter although not only am I not a keen gardener, I am not a gardener. Susan always has handy tips and this month she has the following words of wisdom...

"The last two are helpful for people who can't bend too much. I use my hands as much as possible and, having watched a cow eating grass, try to emulate its tongue when pulling..." :shock: :shock:

The subject is weeding but I can see how the skills may be transferable. :wink:
Are you available for demonstration purposes :P, I dont quite follow :wink:

Sorry, a bit naughty

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Post by Epykat » 06 Dec 2005, 20:56

Well, being a gardener, I understand her quite clearly........... :roll: It's all in the wrist action.
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!

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