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Photo Gallery => The Gallery => Topic started by: Doris_Pinks on January 09, 2004, 17:53:01
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Before
(http://www.hpphoto.com/servlet/LinkPhoto?GUID=1133580f-7afb-5e6a-48ba-41421b1da2bd&size=lg)
Today!
(http://www.hpphoto.com/servlet/LinkPhoto?GUID=269d2512-6d76-2754-788b-5f0363446181&size=lg)
(http://www.hpphoto.com/servlet/LinkPhoto?GUID=5647663e-6cee-5047-34f2-30233d9235a9&size=lg)
So as you can see, I am slowly getting there!!!
(bags at back are full of bits of crockery!!!)
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Gosh.....Dottie!!!....Amazing!!...........and all your own handiwork!!
Sure you haven't had a regiment of uniform guys there to help?? !! ;) ;D
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Hehehe well a mate did turn up on the proviso I give her a bit of me plot!!
The firemen were too busy to help! SIGH ;D
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Yo Doris
Glad bags are full of crockery cuz now we can al cum down for tea and cakes and watch you work.. ahhhh bless :)
fair play lovely... been pishing down here, and as much as I want
to.. I know that you should never walk on wet soil.... blinking blonking weather... stilll digging easier 2cdtime around..
nice one Doris
Oz
xxxxxxx
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Oh Doris did not think have a lottie ment a course in mountain climbing.
Thats a job and a half cannot wait to see it full of plants and you a size 8.
I am soooo gratefull mine is flat. where did the crockery come from? the ground? oh well get some concrete and make a master piece.
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Gosh Doris that's an ALLOTMENT?!
thoght it couldnt possibly be - a garden maybe. Good luck to you. And well done for what youve got done.
Pity i dont live near to you, i could come and help with the next bit. Love clearing overgrown sites, so satisfying.
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I have heard the one of preferring custard on my rhubarb but not a case of growing directly on to the crockery ;D ;D
That takes the biscuit!!!
oops! thinking of food again...........must be tea time ;)
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Thanks you lot! The crockery may become pathways as per Eric's idea!! The main part of my lottie that I have been working for a few years now is flat.I just had to ask who the brambles belonged to didn't I !! So step terrace gardening for me ;D
Teresa, i think that the previous tenant hated his wifes crockery and piece by piece took it up his lottie n smashed it!! i am now a dab hand with a grappling hook!! Size 8, cor that would be nice!!! (might post a real piccie of me then! ;D thinking of facing the wood with some lovely mosaics! That would make em all talk on the site ;D ;D ;D
Richard, wish you did live nearby, then you could have a go with my swap and hooker!! ;)(How many of you were given a hooker for Christmas!)
Gardener....tried making tea in the crockery but it all fell through! Found a suede glove,an old rake, a jam jar and part of a chair today ;D Oh and about 5 plastic bags >:(
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5 Gold Rings ,4 Calling birds 3 French hens and loads of crockeryyyyyyyy.It's a credit to you Doris.Well done.
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Don't you get a sense of achievement when you look at the photos and see what you have done? Looks great. Now for the prize-winning veg.
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-yes, DO, DO keep before and after pics - with garden, house, or even children - it's so worthwhile. = Tim
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Wow Doris. Excellent! You certainly don't mind hard work huh! So, I figure growing up on terraces like that, faster drained soil and warmer soil. What are your planting plans?
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.....and don't forget........easier picking weeds uphill, don't have to bend so far.
Fantastic job. Congratulations! -ina
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Nice one Doris, looks quite similar to mine so gives me faith that I will eventually get there...
Don't have a digi cam but did take some old fashioned photos today so when me films finished I'll post them and you can gloat that you've got past the jungle stage I'm at into lovely working allotment land...
congratulations!
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.....and don't forget........easier picking weeds uphill, don't have to bend so far.
Fantastic job. Congratulations! -ina
Not sure about that one Ina. If you pull too hard you might end up rolling down the hill! Lol. ;D