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• Dovefromabove Posts: 88,128

  November 2014

  Mark, please excuse my cynicism - we get a lot of  advertising spam posted on here - do you have any commercial/financial involvement with the company you're 'advertising'?

  It's very unusual for anyone other than a Spammer to make their first post advertising a non-gardening product - Spammers usually find this site by Googling the item they're selling - in this case it looks as if you've googled 'rotary washing lines' and found this site - hence your post.

  If I'm wrong and you found this site because you've an interest in gardening, then please accept my apologies

   

  
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• Dovefromabove Posts: 88,128

  November 2014

  I'm looking forward to helping Mark with his gardening - do you think he's into roses, salvias, honeysuckle etc, or is he more of a veg man

  
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• GWRS Posts: 8,478

  November 2014

  Have you thought about an old fashion washing line but it rolls back when not in use

   

  

   See picture

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• Dovefromabove Posts: 88,128

  November 2014

  GWRS   - we have two and recommended them earlier - see my post of 26/04/14 - really useful.

  
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• GWRS Posts: 8,478

  November 2014

  Verdun , I hope you colour coordinate your pegs?

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• Dovefromabove Posts: 88,128

  November 2014

  GWRS wrote (see)

  Verdun , I hope you colour coordinate your pegs?

  I don't know if Verdun does, but if I'm using the plastic pegs I do

  But I like the wooden pegs the best

  
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