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Old 06-23-2010, 08:10 PM   #1256
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
Americans....
You don't know what is a conservatory in the UK. Lucky you
Wonderful place when it is a Misty Albion type of weather, and a hell when it is sunny and the temp. rises over 23 degrees.
It is the most common extension in this country because you don't need a permit to build it because it is considered to be a green house. Its walls made of glass and the ceiling is plastic. So, when you leave for work you cannot leave windows open, they are usually huge and anybody can get into your house, thus voiding house insurance.
That's what POMs have to get a little of Australia in their garden!

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Originally Posted by happy_terd View Post
tastes quite refreshing.
play nice boys.


I have blek coffee in my cup
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