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A follow up to favourite tools really.
I retired today and the usual collection was made. I said I wanted a Pure Oasis radio for the garden. Well I got that (one evening testing it seems great) but to my amazement they collected just over £80 extra. I feel I should buy something memorable for the garden with it but I am struggling for inspiration, we have enough trees for example. I thought a special tool might be possible; I have most of the usual ones like ss fork and spade in reasonable nick, any ideas.


Tue May 22, 2007 10:33 pm
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Congratulations on your retirement, Geoff. Welcome to the world of being able to garden all day if you want to - or just sitting in the sun if you don't :D
One idea for your consideration is a really comfortable lounger/sun seat to enable you to sit in the sun all day :!: :wink:


Tue May 22, 2007 10:43 pm
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Get a few chickens


Wed May 23, 2007 11:36 am
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Dear Geoff, how about getting a matching pair of all-terrain walking sticks, just thinking ahead of course. :shock: :) :wink:

All joking apart, how about a nice piece of sculpture, i really think they can work in a garden,
if you get the right piece in the right place.

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Wed May 23, 2007 12:27 pm
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Hi Geoff

Welcome to the world of the retired - the world's busiest people. Teashot wrote:

"One idea for your consideration is a really comfortable lounger/sun seat to enable you to sit in the sun all day."

You won't have time :!:

If you haven't heard it already, the commonest thing we retirees say is; "Don't know how I ever found time to go to work!"

Now, chickens, not a bad idea. Keeps you at home, at least.
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Wed May 23, 2007 1:32 pm
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Good call tea-shot - went out and bought some seats yesterday afternoon, thanks for the prompt. Focus is now 10% off everyday for the over sixties by the way.
We've tried chickens, muscovy ducks and guinea fowl previously and didn't get on very well


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