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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk 34 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 10th, 2005


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Alan Titchmarsh enjoys a barnstorming Christmas


HE may be more noted for his horti­ cultural skills than his acting prowess, but gardening guru Alan Titchmarsh (pictured) says he is a “totally frus­


trated ham” underneath it all. Luckily, he gets a chance to express his


theatrical side at Christmas, when he is allowed to tread the boards a t home. The bam at the side of his house in Hampshire is converted into a makeshift mini-theatre where family and friends join in an evening of entertainment, including slapstick pan­ tos, poetry readings and a host of other


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ed to get everybody to laugh. "We have family and friends over and


end up over the day performing to about 120 people. I t’s always the Sunday before Christmas and is one of the highlights. Every year disappears into oblivion.” The years of festive entertaining sparked


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be limited to his bam. He’s also embarkin} on a tour of one-man shows with a friend a> the piano, starting on November 1(). “This is the first Christmas one I ve dom


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due for release in 2007. “I t’s a two-year project looking at all th<


different kinds of habitat in Britain, liki woodland, moorland, coasts and islands rivers and streams, looking at how plant: and animals are inter-dependent withii those particular habitats. “Plants are as big a part of natural histo


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me fresh.” He occasionally catches some of the gar­


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“I ’m either worried that they did '


it better than me or get annoyed if they were worse. I did Gardeners’ World for seven y ears and I ’m happy for Monty (Don) to get on


riiB. with it now. I don’t feel a need to tune in to see if he’s doing it right.” But he will be taking some time


. 'iB ' off to make the most of the festive season. Alan, 56, will be spending it with his wife and two daughters and is an unashamed advocate oj


Christmas. “ I feel sorry for people who are


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touch with yourself. “Christmas is very much for


home, family and friends. We do stockings first thing in the morning, then church, then presents when you come back and then Christmas dinner at two or three in the after­ noon. “I cook Christmas dinner. I t’s not


the only time I cook in the year but i t ’s the big one. We usually have duck and all the trimmings, along with Delia’s roast potatoes.” His most vivid Christmas memo­


ries are those of when he was a child, he reflects. “My dad made things for me


when I was little, like garages, forts and zoos out of wood, with lead ani­ mals. Waking up and finding one of those a t the bottom of the bed, all


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freshly painted, was mind blowing. You couldn’t believe th a t Father Christmas would have brought you all that. “You’d push your toe down to the


end of the bed and feel how full your pillowcase was. I remember on one occasion there wasn’t much and I remember feeling quite crestfallen. I went downstairs and there was this enormous train se t on the floor.” As for Christmas shopping, he


says: “I try not to be the man who goes out on Christmas Eve and grabs something. I try to do it at least a few days before that. But I’m not one of those who shops in July.” He does make New Year reso­ lutions, he says, but only for a day and seldom keeps them.


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The Rosehiil House Hotel enjoys an enviable reputation for its peerless style and welcoming atmosphere. The


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^ u g d a l e s c ^ e s t a u m n t Christmas Parly Lunches - £14.95 per person


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