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Living the life of gardening high on the low spot of a North Carolina mountaintop.
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- Christopher C. NC
- North Carolina, United States
- A long time peasant gardener for the well to do. My own garden was never big enough until now.
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10 comments:
I guess I will just have to go over there and see what is going on. Congrats anyway.
Of course your photo made it. It is gorgeous. Everyone wants to be there. Especially when you get the cosy cabin finished. It is looking good with all that stain.
Lisa maybe they didn't like my snowned in view pictures. I thought they were rather fetching. Sunset views are automatically eliminated. It took a few tries to get on there. I am liking the stain.
Congrats, Christopher. I had no doubt.
Lola persistence can be a virtue at times.
See, I told you so. You really do have a view.
Sallysmom
Pretty sweet! And re Garden Rant, I had no idea the author was a parent (so wasn't playing any "card" my dear fellow--I ain't smart enough to be taht subversive... it is just a book).
Wow, that's great! You're famous!
bev
Sallysmom I have a borowed "The View".
Benjamin it is signed by the author book.
Ha, ha Bev. Betsy's Gap is famous now with folks other than motorcyclists.
Cool!
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