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Nice to see our little fiery friend back again

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jinglbellsfrocks Tue 22-Apr-14 09:39:23

Ready for tomorrow. smile

Made it through another year. smile (me, not him)

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jinglbellsfrocks Tue 22-Apr-14 18:10:26

Well done!

I knew I'd seen the little guy before. grin

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janerowena Tue 22-Apr-14 19:15:51

He is quite cute! dragon

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rosequartz Tue 22-Apr-14 20:38:34

What about a nice rose? grin

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POGS Tue 22-Apr-14 20:55:44

rosequartz

Steady on, there could now be a 'debate 'lasting two days about whether it will be a white or red rose. wink

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rosequartz Tue 22-Apr-14 21:57:50

Quartz colour? Pink?

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rosequartz Tue 22-Apr-14 21:58:33

Although rosesarered may not agree
grin

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Penstemmon Tue 22-Apr-14 22:48:16

Should have been a knight ! I am sure that is not impossible!

If we are being picky the dragon ought to be dead as it represented evil and St G the goodness that overcame it!

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jinglbellsfrocks Tue 22-Apr-14 22:54:49

Hands off the dragon! He is an old friend now that he is in his third year.

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Penstemmon Tue 22-Apr-14 23:02:03

I quite like the dragon..but I am just saying.....

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jinglbellsfrocks Tue 22-Apr-14 23:07:39

dragon hissssss!!!! Are you calling me evil, ma'am?! (says the dragon)

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rosequartz Tue 22-Apr-14 23:10:37

www.google.co.uk/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=m8VWU6L9L8nX8gf4u4DwDQ#q=st+george+picture&facrc=_&imgrc=GmbelRCDLaP40M%253A%3Bundefined%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.royalsocietyofstgeorge.com%252Fst-george-dragon1.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.royalsocietyofstgeorge.com%252Fhistory_of_st_george.htm%3B410%3B410

If that works then St George is a hero!

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grannyactivist Wed 23-Apr-14 00:03:40

Traditionally it is a red rose for St. George's Day. My grandparents always wore one to celebrate the day, as did many of their peers - and they were quite expensive in those days too. smile

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NfkDumpling Wed 23-Apr-14 07:20:11

A rose would have been nice, but a dragon will do. At least they remembered - poor St George, his day usually drifts by virtually unnoticed.

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rosequartz Wed 23-Apr-14 10:57:12

As long as St George has slain him by midnight.

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