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Fleur
@Fleura (29285)
United Kingdom
Joined myLot 9 years ago
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Pickle Fest
Jeff Moffitt
@moffittjc
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Gainesville, Florida
16 May
Today was National Dill Pickle Day, and we decided at work to make a big dill out of it (see what I did there!). So we had a Pickle Fest, and people brought in just about anything they could find that was pickle related. We had...
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Jeff Moffitt
I like all varieties of pickles too. I don’t think I have a preference for which kind I like best. I think it just depends on my mood.
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22 May
Pickle Fest
Jeff Moffitt
@moffittjc
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Gainesville, Florida
16 May
Today was National Dill Pickle Day, and we decided at work to make a big dill out of it (see what I did there!). So we had a Pickle Fest, and people brought in just about anything they could find that was pickle related. We had...
21 responses
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22 people
Jeff Moffitt
@Fleura I would be the guy who adds lots and lots of spices!
22 May
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21 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
rocks
rubble
rubbish
dispose
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12 people
Valerie J. Routhieaux
@Fleura That's great!
21 May
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21 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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12 people
Valerie J. Routhieaux
I'm glad the rocks are gone. Good days ahead.
21 May
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Fleur
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21 May
After Midnight
popciclecold
@popciclecold
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United States
20 May
I never stay up late, but tonight, due to my earlier frustration I just can't seem to fall asleep. So that is why I'm still on mylot. IcePerhaps, sleep will find me sometime before morning, I sure hope so. We had nice weather...
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popciclecold
So true.
21 May
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Fleur
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21 May
After Midnight
popciclecold
@popciclecold
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United States
20 May
I never stay up late, but tonight, due to my earlier frustration I just can't seem to fall asleep. So that is why I'm still on mylot. IcePerhaps, sleep will find me sometime before morning, I sure hope so. We had nice weather...
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popciclecold
That's for sure.
21 May
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21 May
The hazards of wildlife-watching
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
So many times I have read or heard of people spilling their coffee over their keyboard, but so far I managed to avoid it – until a couple of days ago. I had just topped up my mug and settled back down at my desk to work. I picked...
computer
laptop
keyboard
coffee
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LindaOH
I'm so glad nothing was damaged. Have a good day.
21 May
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21 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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LindaOH
I'm so glad all the rocks are gone! Kudos! Have a good day.
21 May
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1 person
Fleur
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21 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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Dena Miller
That is a great accomplishment for you.
21 May
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21 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
(29285)
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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Eva James
@Fleura You don't have to. I have felt that way before. Do now with that area beside the shed I started cleaning
21 May
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21 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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12 people
RasmaSandra
Congratulations to you on getting all the rocks away, I hope you can have a nice garden now,
21 May
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21 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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@Fleura Hmm you could have done it in batches... let see how much people really wants it... Then decide... anyway you did a great job. Here in India houses are built so close that I get more reach than you do I believe...
21 May
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20 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
11 responses
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12 people
Eva James
Glad you finally got them gone.
20 May
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Fleur
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20 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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Google Plus 3000+
Here We usually pile it up in front of gate And put a sign that it's free. And ypu won't believe even a broken table gets vanished I am happy that you could get rid of them.
20 May
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Fleur
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20 May
The hazards of wildlife-watching
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
So many times I have read or heard of people spilling their coffee over their keyboard, but so far I managed to avoid it – until a couple of days ago. I had just topped up my mug and settled back down at my desk to work. I picked...
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12 people
Judy Evans
Stuff like that can happen so easily. I suppose the butterfly got away without being identified.
20 May
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1 person
Fleur
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20 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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12 people
Judy Evans
Good for you. That was a mammoth task. I like your pretty bouquet much better than a pile of rocks.
20 May
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1 person
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20 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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12 people
Juliaacv
It sounds like the end of a big and long project, enjoy your new 'found' and worked for space now that the rocks are gone.
20 May
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1 person
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20 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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12 people
vanny
You westerners are extremely hard working. I cannot imagine myself doing that. For me the project would take 10 years...or just a couple of days ...I would get some laborer out here, to help me,.....India is so overpopulated, we can always get affordable help....
20 May
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2 people
Fleur
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20 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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12 people
Fiacre Banks
@fleura Councils can be very rude. I’m barred from My nearest council dump because my address has another dump assigned to it.
20 May
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Fleur
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20 May
At last!
Fleur
@Fleura
(29285)
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United Kingdom
20 May
When we (mostly my partner I admit) dug out our garden pond four years ago it generated a lot of soil, rocks and clay subsoil. We filled several skips (dumpsters) with the clay, and that costs hundreds of pounds to get rid of so...
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12 people
MARILYN
Hauling those rocks does sound like a lot of work but your flowers are very pretty (and well deserved)
20 May
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