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Book swap

I have a spare Sarah Raven diary, I ordered two last year. If you would like to do a swap with some seeds or something else you don't need or have two of please leave me a message. If you have one of two books I'm after even better (Sister by Rosamund Lupton or Nigel Slater Toast) Happy New Year! Amanda x

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mrsnesbitt said…
Hello - gosh my first time here via another blog where I left a comment to say I need to buy a diary! It seems quite cheeky really to come here and say "Hey I'll gladly do a swap" but now I am here I will!
Please let me know what seeds you are missing/needing and I will pop some in the post.
Kind REgards from North Yorkshire.
Denise x
2 January 2011 at 04:05
Jo said…
What a good idea to offer a swap. I'm all set with my Cavalier diary for 2011, just been putting a few dates in it.
2 January 2011 at 06:19
Eight by Six said…
Hi Denise - that's great and glad you found me. Maybe you could email me to let me know what seeds you have and how many packs you want to swap. thehurrells@fsmail.net and please leave your address. I'm back at work on Tuesday and will post it off to you. thanks Amanda x
2 January 2011 at 07:27
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