Connie Gnome Traditional Cache
springbones: They tore down all the shrubs and trees and fence and everything. All is gone. Where did Connie move to? I don't know, hopefully with some of her relatives. I will let you know.
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A house gnome that has moved outside. Bring your own pen/pencil. Apparently my GPS is about 10 feet off.
It is said that Gnomes maintained a classless society for many years. They had a chosen king, but no rich, poor, inferior or superior gnomes. It is also said the gnome tolerates no foul language or rudeness. The gnome is a friend to animals and to people. The woodland, or forest, gnome is probably the most common. But this is difficult to verify, as he is not fond of showing himself to man and has many escape routes.
It is difficult to establish to a certainty that gnomes do indeed live in the United States as no sighting or encounter can be confirmed unless witnessed by two observers - the same criteria are used by bird watchers. It can be surmised, however, that American gnomes (whose geographical range corresponds to their fellow’ climate and life zones in Europe) do adopt the same dress, life styles, and behavior patterns as their cousins across the sea.
So that said, I have invited gnomes to my home and in fact they are in the home and in the garden and now they are in the forest also. I hope you will enjoy them
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10 sg abegu bs yvtug cbyr