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When I lived at Saxondale, I had two concrete gnomes. They marked the graves of Tabitha, Ziggy, Sam, Max and Toby.

Five of the cats I had whilst residing there. When I left I hadn't the heart to take them with me, so hopefully they still stand sentinel over my friends.

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It was probably for sale on Hucknall Lane car boot the following Sunday.

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#4 same here caftan. Our sundial went about 5 years ago over night and through a hawthorn hedge!!!!

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Thats it then,the culprits must have been from 'darkazanas' neck of the woods hey catfan? Bulwell indeed tut.

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I can't possible comment, But Newark and Gainsborough have a group each of certain peoples and we live on the rat run between the two areas.

How about that for non inflammatory diplomacy...perhaps I should run for parliament slywink or maybe just for the hills!!!!

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I love garden gnomes and my garden is full of them, as well as angels, fairies, Meercats and other animals including a large owl.

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Be those "Mouth Breathing Inbreds" from Aspley then !

My hubby came from Aspley and he is quite nice really...........He did live in the posh part though....

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Ive got the 7 dwarfs gnomes amongst my bushes, I bought them for my grandchildren and they love them............

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It was probably for sale on Hucknall Lane car boot the following Sunday.

I bought them...........

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BEWARE! the gnomes will get you......

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Looks like im indoors........

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My hubby came from Aspley and he is quite nice really...........He did live in the posh part though....

Yes Blondie, there are exceptions in all walks of life !

Like Bulwell, just a very, very tiny handfull spoil the whole area !

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Sadly, most of my gnomes died in the hurricane over winter. I still have to tidy that part of the garden - there are dismembered arms and legs all over the place. The one in the title picture was a giant mooning gnome whose bum was blown away by a storm a couple of years ago. He now hides in the hedgerow to hide his embarrassment.

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It must have been a 'windy' night Compo.

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