[Help] Never cut the lawn in May - sage words or a load of old bolleaux?
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Weststander
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You're a nasty piece of work
I've nearly finished my 1:4 scale shopping trolley for the pond as well.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
burnt out tonka toys to finish the scene.
That’s lovely
- Aug 7, 2003
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We had a new pond liner fitted and the edging replaced earlier this year, now just hope the heron stays away.
Weststander
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Where's the beach to stop mammals drowning?
- Aug 7, 2003
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Have had a deer in there before now, but it jumped straight out and didn’t drown. Not sure how a beach would help though
Weststander
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Have had a deer in there before now, but it jumped straight out and didn’t drown. Not sure how a beach would help though
Oh deer.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Love the paving, looks better the closer it gets
I'm afraid I'm in a lull. Just got back from a week away yesterday to see the bluebells, lilac and wisteria have all gone
Just the Rhodies (mainly in pots with a few in the garden) keeping the colour going. But I reckon it's summer bedding time this weekend and I have decided that all the hanging baskets will be those brilliant orange/reddish edged double begonias. Any idea where I can get them locally to BN1 ? I've always found that Notcutts out at Ditchling do good bedding, if a little pricey
- Jul 10, 2003
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Have had a deer in there before now, but it jumped straight out and didn’t drown. Not sure how a beach would help though
Where do you put your towels in summer ?
- Aug 7, 2003
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Bathrooms, or when washed, tumble dryer, or rotary dryer if sunny.
Weststander
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Love the paving, looks better the closer it gets
I'm afraid I'm in a lull. Just got back from a week away yesterday to see the bluebells, lilac and wisteria have all gone
Just the Rhodies (mainly in pots with a few in the garden) keeping the colour going. But I reckon it's summer bedding time this weekend and I have decided that all the hanging baskets will be those brilliant orange/reddish edged double begonias. Any idea where I can get them locally to BN1 ? I've always found that Notcutts out at Ditchling do good bedding, if a little pricey
Whilst you were in Tahiti, we had a persistent cold wind that took the blossom, Blossom.
Dunhelm sell a wide array of bedding.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I have to say, there is no better end to a holiday than to come home to find the weather has been shit here
Weststander
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I have to say, there is no better end to a holiday than to come home to find the weather has been shit here
Conversely, I’ve encountered a few non-jokey “You shouldn’t have gone away, it’s been lovely here”.
No …. it was great staying in an overseas hotel in a lovely setting.
Thanks, idea with herringbone was to break visually from the back of the house house, and lose the 'square' factor . . the straight bricks path to the man cave make it 'longer'
You can't see in the snap, but the start of the path is in line with the kitchen window/sink . . . A side Step by the pond break and the second half in line with the workshop doors.
No feng, no shui, just logic. . . . Although the same thing IMO.
You can't see in the snap, but the start of the path is in line with the kitchen window/sink . . . A side Step by the pond break and the second half in line with the workshop doors.
No feng, no shui, just logic. . . . Although the same thing IMO.
Love the paving, looks better the closer it gets
I'm afraid I'm in a lull. Just got back from a week away yesterday to see the bluebells, lilac and wisteria have all gone
Just the Rhodies (mainly in pots with a few in the garden) keeping the colour going. But I reckon it's summer bedding time this weekend and I have decided that all the hanging baskets will be those brilliant orange/reddish edged double begonias. Any idea where I can get them locally to BN1 ? I've always found that Notcutts out at Ditchling do good bedding, if a little pricey
LamieRobertson
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Have had a deer in there before now, but it jumped straight out and didn’t drown. Not sure how a beach would help though
Mammals sunbath man … cmon.
about 150, give or take a few years. Someone rendered it once, thankfully its falling off without bringing the wall down.