This is the second time I've been uncomfortable with the apparent strong affection between Charlie and Tommy, who is a married man. There was one other videi that was wven more obvious.
How sweet that they gave the little boy respect, asking his judgment and asking him to be the garden's caretaker. I wonder if he pursed that as a career.
I live in Illinois. Before we dig, we notify the local utilities. Within a few days, they flag the area showing where all buried lines are for water, electricity, gas, etc. That would avoid the surprise of that waste pipe.
At least her last years were in this lovely garden. I did not know that arthritis could cripple someone so devastatingly. Especially someone so yourng. Her death must have crushed her parents.
It's nice to learn about another culture in such an entertaining way. It is wonderful to see such sheltered are reserved girls blooming. Oh! No pun intended.
I could he wrong but David seems like the kind of person who somehow does the work wrong. That often results in others saying, "Don't bother." His goal is to do as little as possible.
Tranquil transformation. I could not take the heat or relentless sun. I hope they slather on the sunscreen! As a natural redhead, i do wish Charlie would wear a hat.
Those decks were a masterful bit of carpentry. Not only making them but getting them in place in such an awkward space. I so miss this show. I watched the shows religiously when they were on. Never missed an episode. I am so happy I found them again and rewatch all my favourite episodes. I hope everyone of them are doing well. I think after everything, this has to be the best one because it was such a hard space to do an all in two days.
Margaret did the hardest graft I've ever seen - she moved all that soil and the gravel too! Well done Margaret. What a wonderful friend to have. I love this episode. What a beautiful design. No wonder Pat was thrilled with it!
I am delighted to have found this particular episode of Ground Force, they did a great job in a short space of time and with the help of some of the community members. I hope this garden has grown and us still a refuge for these people.