There is an enormous clay one lying by the entrance of a field used as a car park in Polis ... has been there for over 25 years as far as I remember ... and no one would steal it ...
Honestly, the lawless occupied north is unbelievable
Nikitas wrote:Cauldrons are pitharis or hargia? Two different things, one is made of clay the other of copper. Which are we talking about?
Why are they so desirable?
Get Real! wrote:I can’t stand those giant pots, cartwheels, wheelbarrows, barrels, stupid elves, etc, that some people put in their gardens… such a horiatiko thing!
If it’s not natural what’s it doing in the bloody garden? A garden is meant to mimic nature not some bric-a-brac shed!
Get Real! wrote:I can’t stand those giant pots, cartwheels, wheelbarrows, barrels, stupid elves, etc, that some people put in their gardens… such a horiatiko thing!
If it’s not natural what’s it doing in the bloody garden? A garden is meant to mimic nature not some bric-a-brac shed!
Oracle wrote:Get Real! wrote:I can’t stand those giant pots, cartwheels, wheelbarrows, barrels, stupid elves, etc, that some people put in their gardens… such a horiatiko thing!
If it’s not natural what’s it doing in the bloody garden? A garden is meant to mimic nature not some bric-a-brac shed!
Oh but they are so cute ....
Oracle wrote:Get Real! wrote:I can’t stand those giant pots, cartwheels, wheelbarrows, barrels, stupid elves, etc, that some people put in their gardens… such a horiatiko thing!
If it’s not natural what’s it doing in the bloody garden? A garden is meant to mimic nature not some bric-a-brac shed!
Oh but they are so cute ....
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