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  • Gothamist

  • Glenbrook Convention: gnomes far from home
    Penrith Star
    "But we had about 1500 gnomes here; they're very pleased," Mr Lloyd said. "There are more lady gnomes this year too. That's good to see." Garden gnomes of different shapes and sizes, some wearing odd clothes, some — as befitted the day — holding ...

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  • AboutMyArea

  • Gnomes make a show, in all types of weather
    Penrith Star
    ''But it looks like we have about 1500 gnomes here; they're very pleased,'' Mr Lloyd said. ''There are more lady gnomes this year too, that's good to see.'' Garden gnomes of different shapes and sizes, some wearing odd clothes, some, as befits the day, ...


  • PK Calendar
    Wicked Local
    Monday, Feb 6, will be “Gnomeo And Juliet”: Garden gnomes Gnomeo and Juliet have as many obstacles to overcome as their quasi namesakes when they are caught up in a feud between neighbors. But with plastic pink flamingos and lawnmower races in the mix, ...


  • The Sun

  • Gothamist

  • Shooting from the Hip with @AaronGnome29: California Road Trip, Rome's Return ...
    Canucks Hockey Blog (blog)
    Aaron Gnome is, well, a garden gnome. Made in China, he immigrated to Vancouver in a packing crate and somehow along the way developed sentient qualities. After coming here he became a huge Canuck fan and that love, combined with a garden gnome's ...


  • All work, no play: That's not gardening
    Jackson Clarion Ledger
    And give me someone who can sleep at night without worrying over what the neighbors say about the flamingos or gnomes. Or the bottle tree. I vow this year to spend more time sitting, thinking and feeling in my garden. Contact horticulturist Felder ...


  • Maryland Home and Garden Show
    The Dagger
    Contests: The ubiquitous garden gnomes are on the move, hiding in different areas throughout the show. Show visitors can find all three for a chance to win an iPad2. Tickets to the Maryland Home & Garden Show at the Maryland State Fairgrounds are $12 ...

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