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cajunbelle
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| Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 1:30 am Post subject: The Queen is Coming....... |
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for a visit and she needed a throne:
More to come!!!!!!
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Tina
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| Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 1:39 am Post subject: |
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A royal throne for the queen! Very nice.
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FlowerFreak22
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I tried doing this before, but the neighbors didn't like it and stole it during the night. Guess I shouldn't have had it in the front yard.  Pretty flowers BTW!!!
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cajunbelle
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| Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 3:14 am Post subject: |
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Yeah, I wanted it in the front yard, but the family vetoed it. lol
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kuntrygal
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Sharon, I have always wanted a 'throne' in my yard.  But living in a mobile home park, they would veto it! If my home were on my land, you can betcha' I would have one. And probably an old tub and old ringer washer as well. Really like yours! Lovely flowers in it. Give the 'queen' a wave!
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glendann
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Oh you did it Sharon.I have a gold one in my yard.I have to go home and get some plants going in it.I sure like yours and your plants are so pretty in it.
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Nice throne!  But I think I would have been mad if the Queen actually sat on it.
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I love it!! I wouldn't complain if you set it up next door to me. I think it makes a very attractive planter.
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Palm Tree
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| Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 10:48 am Post subject: |
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Ooh nice. 
My family - even though they do not garden- would definitely have me committed if I dared what you did.
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donna in nc
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I don't for the life of me understand why people get so upset over a very attractive flower pot in the yard I love it and have had 1 myself before
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EJ
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hehehe. When I was a girl living with mum and dad, dad was a milkman so out on his rounds very early in the morning. He would pass many skips full of rubish and would often come home with things for me to use as planters. In mums garden she still has a bath and a loo. There used to be a urinal and a butler sink also. I know have 2 butler sinks in my garden.
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blackrose
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That's beautiful! I could have done that instead of just leaving it at the back and caused accident on my 6 yr old son.
Be careful if you have active sons they might stand on it like my little boy did. The scar it left on my sons leg gives me shiver everytime i see one like that. 
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Kildale
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She was pleased that you went to so much trouble.If you don't read them, no need to leave the picture here.
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BuilderOne
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I've never even thought about using a toilet for a pot!
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