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September 16, 2005, 19:09:34 »
I've been asked by a couple of peeps about how steep the slope is in my garden, thought it might give some idea if I posted a pic! Don't think the steep incline shows very well, but best I can do!!! I'm in the process of gradually covering it with plants, as I have to cut the grass with a strimmer at min, and normally end up face down in the Camellia..... ::)First one is looking at it, second one is looking down.Lottie ;D
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Twospot Ladybird
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September 16, 2005, 19:20:04 »
It looks steep to me Lottie, especially the view looking at it. The one looking down doesn't give such a good idea of incline.
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windygale
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September 16, 2005, 19:33:13 »
hi lottie, nice view of your garden, why not get some sheep from the local farmer to keep the grass down
have you finnished you PT
ALL THE BEST
WINDY :)
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September 16, 2005, 20:00:22 »
I could probably charge peeps to bungy down it!!! Thanks Windy, fingers crossed for PT construction on Sunday. Lottie ;D
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Marianne
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September 17, 2005, 18:51:53 »
And another use Lottie - it would make a good "take off" point for all those microlight enthusiasts ! You could start charging them £10 a go ! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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undercarriage plan
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September 17, 2005, 18:58:40 »
See? I have no head for business... :-\ All these ideas, and I was just using it to fall down. Was tempted with the idea of a slide for the kids, only problem being it's concrete at the bottom, ;) and my washing dries up there.....could be interesting.. :o Lottie
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Amazin
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September 19, 2005, 01:38:48 »
Invest in some 'mini Baby-bels' and have a cheese-rolling contest!
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dibberxxx
Hectare
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The Mad One!
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September 19, 2005, 14:30:32 »
well lottie i know why bob has no arms and legs now ,so he can roll down that hill ;D ;D ; nice garden lottie
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undercarriage plan
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September 19, 2005, 15:08:16 »
I'd have to get in impartial judge to stop bickering over who had one...and that's just me and OH.... ::) Thanks Dibs! Not up to much this year, ever since I've been a gardener for work, my garden has suffered sever neglect! I have managed to nurture a rather spectacular wasp nest though...! Very proud ...Lottie ;D
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dibberxxx
Hectare
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The Mad One!
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September 19, 2005, 15:13:35 »
well it looks fine to me lottie , know how hard it is to try and fit kids in with work and home us women are gods ;D ;D ;D ;D
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undercarriage plan
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September 19, 2005, 17:59:04 »
Very true, Dibs, I do find the trident a bit of a handful, won't fit in me shopping trolley........ ;)Lottie
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dibberxxx
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The Mad One!
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September 19, 2005, 19:33:30 »
sure it would fit in JCB lottie ;D ;D ;D
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September 20, 2005, 18:48:11 »
Ah yes, but then all that juddering makes me tiara slip.... ;D Lottie
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dibberxxx
Hectare
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The Mad One!
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September 20, 2005, 18:50:24 »
i can allways send you some superglue or you could tie it on real tight with some pretty pink ribbon :o :o :o :o
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undercarriage plan
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September 20, 2005, 19:44:42 »
Both to be doubly sure... ;) But must be careful not to get trident stuck to head/hand or I might look a bit silly.... ;D
Lottie
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dibberxxx
Hectare
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The Mad One!
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September 20, 2005, 20:09:34 »
in that case will send you some rubber gloves so it cant get stuck to hands , and Velcro for the head ;) ;) ;) ;)
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