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This is a lime tree. Beautiful but a lot of maintenance! Ours is a bit smaller than this mind you.
Yeah! I feel bad that the fruit trees at the end of Stressy's street drop lots of plums etc but I won't gather them as it's a dog toilet area. You also can't help stepping on squished ones which cling to your shoes and look like dog 
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I do raid the blackberry bushes though... above big dog pee height 
Are you there yet? Did the wheels on the train go round and round?
How is my Lady's turret? Is your House of Gill H flag flying proudly in the sea breeze?
Ooh we had a deluge you would approve of last night. Torrential rain, thunder
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and a heartstopping CRACK!
Enjoy
Edit... turned this back into English after it got 
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