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You call that work! Just kidding. Wow, makes me hungry looking at the photos.
That looks fabulous. I’m so jealous of people that have a garden like that. The house that I live in at the moment has a garden 2m x 2m and not much room for pots.
It’s my mother’s garden, which is so big that the whole family gets some of the produce.