You’re trying to be in touch with nature which many of us have lost because we need to deal with our day-to-day worries.
Strange as it may seem, stopping to ’smell a rose’ makes us more aware of the things that really matter in life.
Life is transient but Loves lives on.
Regards, pat.
I love the nature and gardening programmes but I find I have been watching a lot less TV since moving into my new place but I did take a friend to the “Gardeners World Roadshow” at the nec in Birmingham and really enjoyed it .
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Yes I do, I love the National Geographic channel!! I’ve never heard of coast to coast though, I’ll keep an eye out for it.
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You’re trying to be in touch with nature which many of us have lost because we need to deal with our day-to-day worries.
Strange as it may seem, stopping to ’smell a rose’ makes us more aware of the things that really matter in life.
Life is transient but Loves lives on.
Regards, pat.
I love the nature and gardening programmes but I find I have been watching a lot less TV since moving into my new place but I did take a friend to the “Gardeners World Roadshow” at the nec in Birmingham and really enjoyed it .
yeah. they are so fun. most people wouldn’t but i do they give you time to yourself.
nature, not gardening
Nature programmes yes, gardening programmes make me sweat just looking at the screen
Yes i do. I love National Geographic. I wish it was warm here so i could watch my beautiful Lilly’s bloom!
Hi D, i do enjoy nature and gardening programmes very much.I like the natural world on BBC2.
Bonjour madam
natural beaty is unmatched , absolutely
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