Down On Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve’s South Riverside Pasture 10062017 (video)

Posted on June 12, 2017 By Michael Griffiths

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6 Comments on “Down On Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve’s South Riverside Pasture 10062017 (video)”

tootlepedal
June 13, 2017

I always enjoy seeing your gardeners at work.

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- Michael Griffiths
  June 13, 2017
  
  Thanks Tom. They are easy subject.
  
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ramblingratz
June 13, 2017

It’s all looking great, especially the orchids 🙂

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- Michael Griffiths
  June 13, 2017
  
  Thanks. I’m not progressing with video production as quickly as I’d like, but I am determined to master it. My filmmaking attempts are very lacking in both skill and creativity. I will persist and hope for the best.
  
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  - ramblingratz
    June 16, 2017
    
    Well, I enjoy your videos.
    
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  - Michael Griffiths
    June 17, 2017
    
    I’m glad.
    
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