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went to visit the lovely Horniman Museum and gardens......was gobsmacked when I had a stroll around the Gardens!!!

half of the shrub borders have been cut down!!!!......What On earth is going on!!!I was shocked!

Has anybody else seen this!!...I was so upset about it! Im writing to the director(6)

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Se23 dog walker Wrote:

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> Good luck Captain S.

>

> The way the Horniam Gardens have been allowed to

> decline is terrible. The shrub borders are an

> absolute disgrace.

>

> I am also going to write a letter of complaint.


yep...written and sent....spoke to the Manager too.....Rude arrogant bastard!..MR Gordon Lucus! Complete tosser!

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