why dont you put a small pile of broken fibreglass in the garden and claim it was a hard top
Just before Christmas
- Thread starter Geoff Crispin
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or better still, i could have parked my m44 there and said hey those stupid cows have knocked two of my cylinders off.
I could do littlefeller but being a gardener it will go on the rhubarb that is also flat as a pancake. Just left it all as it is will clear up when we come back, paths only, after ins. co. have been.
Farmer said that the cows got out through a hedge, but some stayed maybe they did not want to walk up hill from down near the sea.
Farmer said that the cows got out through a hedge, but some stayed maybe they did not want to walk up hill from down near the sea.
Once cows step into the garden it's a complete refurb from scratch! Hope you get it sorted to your satisfaction.
To your standard or his, can just imagine him plowing on the garden and putting in cabbages
Mine, his ins.co have said that I can find a firm of my choice to reinstate things, so no cabbage planting or ploughing
Bloody hell!
Have had the neighbour's horses get loose with one actually attempting to come into our kitchen when we opened the door to check out the noises going on but never had a herd of cows. Would have set one aside for the freezer though if I had!! I'll see if I can track down the pic of the horse coming in the door and post it!! As you say, the joys of country living. Luckily no damage was done by the horses!! JIM
A specialist firm are coming after the new year to look and quote.
HAPPY CHRISTMAS (YET AGAIN, sorry hard top) HaHa
HAPPY CHRISTMAS (YET AGAIN, sorry hard top) HaHa
Work due to start on putting my garden back into shape today but cant see that happening due to the very wet & windy weather when will all this rain stop ?
Cut your losses and just get them to build a swimming pool. It will be full in three days at this rate.
It's impossible to do any ground work in this. Bordering on dangerous if nothing else.
I don't know about filling up a swimming pool in three days with all this rain as the level in my pond has gone down I think due to earth movement as a result of all the rain.
The main A39 just the road from us 1 mile was flooded in several places, and Cleeve Park down the road on the way to Blue Anchor bay got flodded in the section of level ground. Glad that we live on the side of a hill on two sides before it goes down to the sea..
Work should now start tomorrow weather permitting but even then it could get very muddy.
The main A39 just the road from us 1 mile was flooded in several places, and Cleeve Park down the road on the way to Blue Anchor bay got flodded in the section of level ground. Glad that we live on the side of a hill on two sides before it goes down to the sea..
Work should now start tomorrow weather permitting but even then it could get very muddy.
Well @Geoff Crispin we just had our first official blizzard of the season, I'd be happy with the rain!! lol. JIM
Swap you a blizzard for the 341mm in 48hrs followed by the 401mm in 48 hours
Was that your bath depth @Andy McDonnell lol..
Probably
No work yesterday to wet & windy ground soggy they will see what today brings
Work started, sun shining, one lawn up and working on the second then just one more. As it come up it is loaded onto a pallet and a crane lorry lifts it over hedge onto lorry which saves it being taken in a wheelbarrow from back to front, plus a lorry parked out the front would stop neighbours getting in and out of close.
Its very muddy its like watching un interesting mud wrestling with men.
Its very muddy its like watching un interesting mud wrestling with men.
Today leveled with top soil and rolled as necessary. They start laying turf tomorrow,