Posted by Sally Thompson on March 9, 2010, 7:49 am
Some time ago I seem to remember someone on here (Sacha?) recommending a
particular make of child's slide for the garden. I have tried swimming
through Google Groups to find the post but I have no recollection even of how
long ago this was.
Now that I am a grandmother <smug beam of pride> I am thinking of getting a
slide for the young chap's garden. Does anyone either recognise this earlier
posting or have a recommendation?
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Sally in Shropshire, UK
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Posted by Sacha on March 9, 2010, 9:15 am
> Some time ago I seem to remember someone on here (Sacha?) recommending a
> particular make of child's slide for the garden. I have tried swimming
> through Google Groups to find the post but I have no recollection even of how
> long ago this was.
>
> Now that I am a grandmother <smug beam of pride> I am thinking of getting a
> slide for the young chap's garden. Does anyone either recognise this earlier
> posting or have a recommendation?
I think it was me, Sally because we'd bought some kit for the grand
daughter's birthday a couple of years ago. I'll ask her or her mother
what make it is and if they're still satisfied with it. I just can't
remember, though I know we bought it locally. All that said, there's a
huge range 'out there'.
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
Shrubs & perennials. Tender & exotics.
South Devon
Posted by Sally Thompson on March 9, 2010, 11:59 am
On Tue, 9 Mar 2010 14:15:26 +0000, Sacha wrote
>
>> Some time ago I seem to remember someone on here (Sacha?) recommending a
>> particular make of child's slide for the garden. I have tried swimming
>> through Google Groups to find the post but I have no recollection even of
>> how
>> long ago this was.
>>
>> Now that I am a grandmother <smug beam of pride> I am thinking of getting a
>> slide for the young chap's garden. Does anyone either recognise this
>> earlier
>> posting or have a recommendation?
>
> I think it was me, Sally because we'd bought some kit for the grand
> daughter's birthday a couple of years ago. I'll ask her or her mother
> what make it is and if they're still satisfied with it. I just can't
> remember, though I know we bought it locally. All that said, there's a
> huge range 'out there'.
>
Thanks Sacha, would be grateful. There's a birthday coming up!
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Sally in Shropshire, UK
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Posted by chris French on March 9, 2010, 8:18 pm
writes
>> Some time ago I seem to remember someone on here (Sacha?) recommending a
>> particular make of child's slide for the garden. I have tried swimming
>> through Google Groups to find the post but I have no recollection even of how
>> long ago this was.
>> Now that I am a grandmother <smug beam of pride> I am thinking of
>>getting a
>> slide for the young chap's garden. Does anyone either recognise this earlier
>> posting or have a recommendation?
>I think it was me, Sally because we'd bought some kit for the grand
>daughter's birthday a couple of years ago. I'll ask her or her mother
>what make it is and if they're still satisfied with it. I just can't
>remember, though I know we bought it locally. All that said, there's a
>huge range 'out there'.
IIRC I recommended the TP toys range?
The stuff is well designed We have a (metal ) climbing frame, and slide
which must be about 7 years old now and is still going strong.
We have also bought some swing frame bits second hand from ebay some of
which must be 20 years old by now - and other than some of the poles
rusting away a bit in the ground (bought another one just for the poles
really) it's all still going well
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Chris French
Posted by Sally Thompson on March 10, 2010, 9:43 am
On Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:18:47 +0000, chris French wrote
> writes
>> said:
>>
>>> Some time ago I seem to remember someone on here (Sacha?) recommending a
>>> particular make of child's slide for the garden. I have tried swimming
>>> through Google Groups to find the post but I have no recollection even of
>>> how
>>> long ago this was.
>>> Now that I am a grandmother <smug beam of pride> I am thinking of
>>> getting a
>>> slide for the young chap's garden. Does anyone either recognise this
>>> earlier
>>> posting or have a recommendation?
>>
>> I think it was me, Sally because we'd bought some kit for the grand
>> daughter's birthday a couple of years ago. I'll ask her or her mother
>> what make it is and if they're still satisfied with it. I just can't
>> remember, though I know we bought it locally. All that said, there's a
>> huge range 'out there'.
>
> IIRC I recommended the TP toys range?
>
> The stuff is well designed We have a (metal ) climbing frame, and slide
> which must be about 7 years old now and is still going strong.
>
> We have also bought some swing frame bits second hand from ebay some of
> which must be 20 years old by now - and other than some of the poles
> rusting away a bit in the ground (bought another one just for the poles
> really) it's all still going well
>
Thanks Chris. Will go and look at them.
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Sally in Shropshire, UK
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> particular make of child's slide for the garden. I have tried swimming
> through Google Groups to find the post but I have no recollection even of how
> long ago this was.
>
> Now that I am a grandmother <smug beam of pride> I am thinking of getting a
> slide for the young chap's garden. Does anyone either recognise this earlier
> posting or have a recommendation?