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 Trowel and Error - Alan Titchmarsh
 Trowel and Error - Alan Titchmarsh ... remember. Aged eight, he announced to friends that he was going to be the next Percy Thrower, although he thought it was no more than a dream.Newest Review: ... that they had to take a nap each and every afternoon for which he could see no point as he was always full of energy after ... more ... lunch! Unluckily that was about as good as it got academic wise for Alan and his school
days were virtually all downhill from then onwards. He says that for most of his time at school his brain was "fuddled" and its clear that he was both a late learner and just not academically minded. He recalls getting into trouble for being caught inside his primary school during a very wet breaktime; something which was expressly forbidden. ...more |
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Trowel and Error - Alan Titchmarsh: How to gain a CHUCKERS job.... (1292 words)
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He can remember the conversation quite vividly. "So are you really going to be a gardener?" asked Mickey. "There's no money in it." "Yep" Alan replied. "I wouldnt mind being Percy Chucker." That was the first time, aged 10, that Alan had put into words his aspirations for how he wanted his life to turn out. His ultimate aim if you like. He wanted Percy Throwers job presenting gardening to the public on the television! He still doesnt know how he had the nerve... At that time Mr Thrower was presenting Gardening Club on a Friday evening and it had Alan and his best mate Mickey enthralled. Born in May 1949 in ... Read the complete review
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