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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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13 comments:
Gorgeous!
Lovely photos Pat - what a gorgeous garden! But who's cuckolding whom?
Oh, how gorgeous!!
Marjolein: I saw it before they started and it is urecogniseable.
Daphne: just be patient - all will be revealed.
Judy: happily there are also sitting places.
Beautiful garden!
Lovely garden Pat. Just proves what I always say - the smaller the garden, the more thought has to go into what is put in it.
This Garden is Perfection! It couldn't be more BEAUTIFUL! And you certainly caught it at a perfect time! What a Joy, my dear. Thanks sooo very much for sharing this exquisite place!
Mke and Ann: and there are lots of plants - waiting in the wings to take over when the 'first house' ends. A bit of theatre in the garden:)
Naomi: I wondered how they would cope - giving up their old large, lovely garden but this is a miniature master piece.
John: you'd love it.
Yes, very fine - Malcom is clearly a man after my own heart. I also started off with nothing - just grass over rubbish soil - and have been improving it bit by bit each year. But I still can't reliably grow clematis or azaleas as good as those. And he does seem to have landscaped it nicely with the furniture and those two sentinal conifers.
Gadjo: Malcolm was in forestry before he retired so he certainly knows his trees and is a passionate gardener.
This is what is known as pure bliss.
I'm going to be patient about the cuckolding...
GG: good girl. Everything comes to she who waits:)
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