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Swindon, Wiltshire. M/S of the superintendent of Queen's Park, Mr. M. J. Williams and head gardener, Mr. Bill Wicks carrying a box of plants. They walk down a sloping flower garden towards the camera, panning shot follows them as they reach a crocodile shaped plant display. High angle C/U of Mr. Williams nodding. C/U of Mr. Wicks bending over the croc's tail made entirely from succulents, he is picking more cactus-like plants from the box to add to the display - “the main body plants are Echeveria Glauca and the smaller red ones are Echeveria Gibbiflora“. Extreme C/U of his hands using a wooden stake to dig holes and press plants into place. Mr. Wicks does not know how many plants there are exactly; “somewhere between two and three thousand. More than most people have in a whole garden“. C/U of Mr. Williams looking on. M/S of Mr. Wicks picking up stray plants, panning shot to the plants on crocodile's back. C/U of Mr. Wicks making a hole in the back for another succulent to be planted. C/U of Mr.
