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Allotment Stuff => The Basics => Topic started by: Justy on April 04, 2009, 17:14:26
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After a year of illness which stopped all work on the lottie I decided to rip everything out and start again. Here are the results of first weeks work. I am now waiting for some bark to be delivered for the paths.
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sorry, justy, can't see any pics :-\
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no pics or no links to pics :(
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I know - I can't seem to get them to upload. Just keeps telling me the session has timed out. :'(
Will try again on different computer.
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ok, looking forward to them ;D
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So pleased that you are getting back to your plot
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ok - lets give it another go (off the Mac and onto the Windows PC).
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shock horror :o windows worked where a mac failed :'(b e sure to tell Bill he will be happy ;)
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Even a monkey's going to end up typing out the Bible if you leave him at work long enough! Think of all the gigabytes of code Microcrap have churned out; they were bound to get something right eventually, by sheer chance.
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Coo Justy,
Can't understand all the computer ' gobble de goog ' but what you have
achieved looks fantastic ! ;D
Sorry to hear you have been ill for so long, well done you for putting in all that work,
Best wishes for a fruitful year - you deserve it, :-*
floss xxx
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looking good, justy, hope we all get the summer we deserve, happy plotting ;D
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looks great, alot of hard work.
what have you made the raised beds out off?
;D ;D
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They are pallet 'toppers'. They stack together on top of pallets to make a crate as high as you need it. I was lucky enough to be given about 30 of them! I have given some away and then used the rest. They are really easy as you just open them up (they fold flat), stick the metal corner spikes in the ground and voila - instant raised bed! The hardest (and most expensive) part is filling them. I am digging over the bottom of the 'bed' and then filling up with compost (from the tip!)
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Nice and Tidy
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Excellent... :)
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Well done you! Looks great 8)
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Wow, you have worked miracles. Really looking great.
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Thank you everyone. I must admit I am very proud as I have done it all on my own and in only a week so far. It has helped that I have not been at work this week so have been able to devote everyday to it. Still loads to do though. I want to put a little pond in and I have made a long brick edged bed today for raspberries.
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Wow, I'm impressed (& a tad jealous!). I have some time off work now & am hoping to get a noticeable improvement on our plot, but can't imagine doing that much! Well done!
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wow well done, it's looking really good (am also a tad jealous lol)
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Looks great, when you get the bark on the paths and the beds are full of plants it's going to look fantastic.
I'm going down the raised bed route, I've only started but even so, I can appreciate how much hard work it's taken to get your plot to look so good.
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one word,wow
rach
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Brilliant job :)!!
Duke