This jasmine was given to me some years back, as a small pot plant, by no 1 son. Its fragrance now permeates the downstairs loo.
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4 comments:
How lovely!
kath: difficult to control - its the bit in the middle I can't reach!
Very nice indeed. I
I'm thinking if putting some piccys of my house in, but I wonder how vulnerable it makes one. Much more effort goes into it than the blogs, the same amount as the research, so it seems a shame not to show it more x
I love a private tucked away home, mine is the same from that point of view. Right at the end of Oxford, it has been named 'wit's end' on many occasions.
Felicity: my comment has disappeared. I agree one has to be careful so only show an unrecognisable bit. Mine has to get past my husband who is paranoid about privacy!
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