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((( Share your garden! ))).

Posted May 3, 2011

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Philfreeeuk
PhilfreeeukOriginal Poster
May 3, 2011
Now don't be shy!     If you are lucky enough to have a secluded garden, why not invite a fellow nudist round for a tanning session, we don't care if you haven't dusted lately! :)     Go here to add yours to the list of participating gardens, or find one if you need a place to tan.http://www.truenudists.com/group/4140/
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  • KR
    kramtrohs
    kramtrohs
    May 3, 2011

    Thats a good idea!!

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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    PhilfreeeukOriginal Poster
    May 3, 2011
    It's Kate's idea,I'm just the links man!
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  • WE
    westheathen
    westheathen
    May 3, 2011
    Wondering just how many people dust their garden, and with what? (Thinking maybe exotic substances that are illegal).(Why is it that there never seems to be the smiley icon you neeed).  Looked for the sarcastic one - not there.  Seriously though that is a very good suggestion, there must be many folks who do not have access to secluded places where they can commune with nature.
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  • CD
    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Cheri Donna Dawson
    May 3, 2011

    I always welcome friends to visit.  It's sunny, the hot tub is working, the volleyball and ladder toss are always available.

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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    PhilfreeeukOriginal Poster
    May 3, 2011
    [quote]This is a fantastic idea, i hope it takes off. I shall be the first to offer up my garden, its small and slightly overlooked but with a couple of strategically placed windbreaks i can have a lovely day topping up the all over tan.[/quote]    Yes it's amazing what you can do in a jiff, with some nails, a piece of string and a couple of sheets !
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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    PhilfreeeukOriginal Poster
    May 4, 2011
    [quote]Wondering just how many people dust their garden, and with what? (Thinking maybe exotic substances that are illegal).(Why is it that there never seems to be the smiley icon you neeed).  Looked for the sarcastic one - not there.  Seriously though that is a very good suggestion, there must be many folks who do not have access to secluded places where they can commune with nature.[/quote]Emoticons:-) happy (a 'smiley') :-( unhappy :-D laughing :-|| angry  ;-) winking; just kidding :-V shouting :-* kiss |-O yawning :-o surprised :-Q I don't understand :-( frowning :-& tongue-tied :-c very unhappy :-X my lips are sealed X= fngers crossed :-P sticking one's tongue out :'-( crying :-/ sceptical :-| bored, indifferent :-Y aside commentNope!  ..... I can't find one either  :(   ......  how about :-S)
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  • BU
    Bud
    Bud
    May 4, 2011

    Note to Americans:   "Gardens" in the UK are what we would refer to as "Back-yards".....
    My backyard has a large veggie garden in one corner.

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    Bud
    Bud
    May 4, 2011
    [quote]Note to Americans:   "Gardens" in the UK are what we would refer to as "Back-yards"..... My backyard has a large veggie garden in one corner.[/quote]   When i read that we should invite nudists into our gardens, it made me visualize something completely different... naked people sitting amonst the tomatoes and cucumbers..nice!  lol
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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    PhilfreeeukOriginal Poster
    May 7, 2011
    Here's a link to your new group RandShare your Garden or Backyard ( USA )
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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    PhilfreeeukOriginal Poster
    May 9, 2011
    [quote]Here's a link to your new group RandShare your Garden or Backyard ( USA )[/quote]    Bump!
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  • EV
    EvansBetterHalf
    EvansBetterHalf
    May 12, 2011

    And a bump for the garden!

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  • NO
    None
    None
    May 19, 2011

    Hey fellow Americans the Brits take their gardens very serious. If you look on the internet you can see some gardens over there that are just beyond description. We Pennsylvanians on the other hand take our vegitable gardens that serious. If you have ever eaten a fresh strawberry which we will have in abundance in about a month or a fresh tomatoe or ear of corn you have never eaten. You can pick the tomatoes off and eat them like an apple. God I can't wait. Our vegitable garden is over 300 feet long and about 60 feet wide. We have a root cellar my son and I made to store the veggies in over winter. We have a small orchard of about 10 trees, apples, pears,peaches and a plum. Neither the vegitable or orchard can be taken care of in the nude. Our English style garden on the other hand is completely private. We love having couples over to enjoy it with us. Summer is comin.

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