Just finding Ground Force and binging on them. So much fun and laughter and amazing garden transformations. Enjoying a young and thin Charlie. Love you all so much. Pat from southern Indiana
I believe it's treated wood. That keeps insects away and slows down wood rot. They will eventually need to be replaced but they should last a good 10 years.
+B uppy Have you seen the Spain episode yet? How about the series finale in Africa? Both were stunning Tommy became quite ill late into the night of their 2nd day in Africa and as a result was not able to make it on site the final day until much later in the afternoon. Even at that, he was not up to putting in any work, instead having to lie in the tent to store up enough energy to greet the dignitaries for the closing ceremony. Poor guy was noticeably rough looking. Having Tommy's "To Do" list and after conferring w/the Ground Force team, the museum's director of authentication groundkeeping (sorry, I forget his actual prestigious title) rounded up some local specialists who were working in the museum who could fill in for Tommy. The final stages came together beautifully and the reveal and closing ceremony were flawless. What a magnificent design to close the book on Ground Force's illustrious career. Now I'll go back and see if there are any episodes I missed throughout.
Thank you so much for putting this up, that's my family and me that is !!
How is your Ground Force Garden holding up? I always wondered about these designs and their longevity. Really enjoyed this episode.
How blessed you all are!
These posts just came up for me. Really enjoyed you and your wife’s exuberance!
Just finding Ground Force and binging on them. So much fun and laughter and amazing garden transformations. Enjoying a young and thin Charlie. Love you all so much.
Pat from southern Indiana
Let's drop the comments about Charlie's weight, please. Enjoy her delightful personality and creativity.
Cheers mate i use to love watching Gf years ago! thumbs!! and subbed
That was the best reaction yet. It is a nicely manageable garden for a busy family.
This woman sounds truly delighted.
Wood directly on the ground? There must not be termites in England...
I believe it's treated wood. That keeps insects away and slows down wood rot. They will eventually need to be replaced but they should last a good 10 years.
+B uppy Have you seen the Spain episode yet? How about the series finale in Africa? Both were stunning Tommy became quite ill late into the night of their 2nd day in Africa and as a result was not able to make it on site the final day until much later in the afternoon. Even at that, he was not up to putting in any work, instead having to lie in the tent to store up enough energy to greet the dignitaries for the closing ceremony. Poor guy was noticeably rough looking. Having Tommy's "To Do" list and after conferring w/the Ground Force team, the museum's director of authentication groundkeeping (sorry, I forget his actual prestigious title) rounded up some local specialists who were working in the museum who could fill in for Tommy. The final stages came together beautifully and the reveal and closing ceremony were flawless. What a magnificent design to close the book on Ground Force's illustrious career. Now I'll go back and see if there are any episodes I missed throughout.
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Think I saw the series finale, but not as sure about the Spain one. I need to locate some more episodes also. I know I only saw some.
My daughter and I loved watching Ground Force when they were new and now it is so much fun rewatching them again!
5:02 Roasted. HUMILATION!
23:56-24:23 Have fun clipping and animating that moment, all you animators out there.
Thank you!
“And, that’s a crazy daisy!! Yaaayyyy!!”
Why is everyone making rude comments about Charlie?
Those steps made me laugh 🤣
Typical, it's nice day then someone washes a car