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My mother, wife and I went for a drive to Minter Gardens, located near Vancouver, BC. An enjoyable time was had by all.
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Very, very mint-flavored! Not sweetened. I found this beverage to taste weird and gross, but leave my breath in excellent shape.
this mint plant is HUGE
fuck it's gone now because they had to build the porch over it! i mean, the porch is great, but now what to use for tea? :(
My mother, wife and I went for a drive to Minter Gardens, located near Vancouver, BC. An enjoyable time was had by all.
Mint Chicks at the Kings Arms Sunday 11 March. Their final Auckland gig before heading off to the USA. I had to use flash as the light was not good enough for my kit lens. I only took photos for the first 3 songs then headed into the pit...
My mother, wife and I went for a drive to Minter Gardens, located near Vancouver, BC. An enjoyable time was had by all.
Mint Ive play The Victoria pub in Birmingham.
A Sound of Confusion production for The Victoria pub
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People flocked to Minter Gardens on Thanksgiving weekend to see the famous show gardens one last time before it permanently closed after 33 years. The last day Minter Gardens was open was on Monday, Oct. 14, 2013. Photos taken on Oct. 12 and 14, 2013. JENNA HAUCK/ PROGRESS
Some of my herbs that have not yet found a home: orange mint, pineapple mint, ginger mint, peppermint, lemon balm, sage, lavendar, winter savory.
My mother, wife and I went for a drive to Minter Gardens, located near Vancouver, BC. An enjoyable time was had by all.
Every July the Mint Street Music Festival takes place in Mint Street Park. The festival is administered by a volunteer-run local charity, much like how the park itself was planned and plotted by the community and Council to replace abandoned hospital grounds which seemed to attract antisocial elements in the 80’s and 90’s. It’s a bright spot in a cramped quarter, excessively landscaped, and welcoming in a safe and sterile manner. Okay fine. I probably would have preferred to see bands play there in the 90’s.
All that remains of the hospital is part of the boundary wall, which gives a little hint of what the area may have looked like back when a young Charles Dickens was living around the corner from what was then the St. Saviour’s Union Workhouse.
Some even suggest that watching his impoverished peers toiling away miserably on this spot inspired the “Please sir…” scene in Oliver Twist.