Wild garlic?
May 9, 2008 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized[audio http://www.utterz.com/utts/a7/a7128a1409c6605d458c62130420fd8a.mp3]
It certainly smelt whiffy!
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4 Responses for "Wild garlic?"
Yes.
Brilliant! Cheers mate!
I rather like the smell of wild garlic. To me, it usually means that I’ve escaped London for somewhere altogether more lovely for a while.
It’s the one area where the internet still hasn’t beaten TV, radio or print. Delivering the smell.
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