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John McLoughlin grows mammoth plants with the pigeon droppings he collects from his loft
John McLoughlin grows mammoth plants with the pigeon droppings he collects from his loft. His previous cabbage weighed in at 96lb but he says he has one or two that will top 120lb.
Y2K Funny
weby
DTGU2
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
WA*443789
Media ID 21550798
© Mirrorpix
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are introduced to the remarkable John McLoughlin and his extraordinary gardening technique. With a mischievous touch of humor, McLoughlin proudly showcases his mammoth plants that have been nurtured using an unconventional yet effective method – pigeon droppings collected from his loft. As we gaze at the image, it becomes evident that McLoughlin's green thumb knows no bounds. His previous record-breaking cabbage weighed an astonishing 96lb, but he confidently claims to have one or two in his garden that will surpass even the impressive weight of 120lb. Such feats leave us in awe of nature's potential when combined with human ingenuity. This photograph not only captures McLoughlin's passion for gardening but also highlights the creativity and resourcefulness found within our communities. It serves as a reminder that sometimes unconventional methods can yield incredible results. The Y2K Funny tagline adds a playful touch to this nostalgic snapshot from the 1980s, transporting us back to a time when quirky stories like these brought joy and laughter into our lives. This unique piece by Daily Mirror is truly one-of-a-kind, showcasing both their journalistic prowess and ability to find beauty in unexpected places. Whether you're an avid gardener or simply appreciate tales of triumph against all odds, this print is sure to bring a smile to your face while reminding us all of the limitless possibilities hidden within our own backyards.
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