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Part Four:
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You can watch it here in America on YouTube. If it's the same documentary (I'm not sure) it is in 6 parts. I can watch it on my HDTV through my Roku set top box:
Part One:
Giant Vegetables at Rhondda Heritage Park
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It also makes you wonder if they might glow when the lights are turned off. Were these gardeners' allotments near a nuclear reactor cooling tower?
Giant Vegetables at Rhondda Heritage Park
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Ooops! I failed to hit OK when I uploaded the onion picture so here it is.
Giant Vegetables at Rhondda Heritage Park
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Wow! Giant Vegetables in Rhondda Heritage Park.
First picture is a an onion weighing 18lb 1oz.
The second is a giant leek
updated by @harold-powell: 12/15/15 11:38:18PM
Roy Noble's final weekday show was Friday
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I listen via BBC Wales and his afternoon show has been my morning show.
updated by @harold-powell: 11/11/15 10:38:28PM
Corps of Discovery
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Yes. Also, since the Missouri River is navigable and regulated by Army Corp of Engineers, the keelboats, as originally constructed, might not be permitted on it. There may be more to the story than history on a budget.
