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  1. 3rd June 2021, 01:08 PM #41
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    A couple of weeks ago a scum bag stole a Kangaroo Paw and one of my Sturt Desert Peas. The UHD CCTV camera caught the car arriving but unfortunately due to light glare the number plate is not readable. If anyone has the technology to view the number plate I’d be grateful if you let me know.

    So now I’ve got a low black fence around it which is too high to reach over. If you want to walk around it go right ahead, I’ll get a better camera shot.

    At least they could have stolen something that won’t die on transplant!

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    Finishing off a new garden fork....it the wife birthday tomorrow so I better pull my finger out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by W&KO View Post
    Finishing off a new garden fork....it the wife birthday tomorrow so I better pull my finger out.

    Strewth, K! Is it big enough?
    'sit bonum tempora volvunt'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    Strewth, K! Is it big enough?
    Just got the handle on....

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    In the veggie garden for the bride to find tomorrow when she picks a few tomatoes What Happened In Your Garden Today?

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    Quote Originally Posted by W&KO View Post
    In the veggie garden for the bride to find tomorrow when she picks a few tomatoes What Happened In Your Garden Today?

    Exactly how tall is your wife? 9’?
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    Quote Originally Posted by John_D4 View Post
    Exactly how tall is your wife? 9’?
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    Recently, not today, but we finally 90% finished our easement. It’s red, mucky, horseback clay with some limestone thrown in for good measures. It’s been waiting the 14 years that we’ve lived here but have never been sure what to do with it. So after multiple trips to the outback we decided to go with that theme.

    The camper lives under the carport once I get rid of the stuff under it. Where the long pieces of wood are will be a firewood storage area. The carpet will get a fresh coat of the quartzite rubble also.

    The paved area used to be an unhealthy grassed area with a clothes line that we never used (got a new under pergola one instead). The my wife suggests a round circular design inside a mostly square area with rectangular pavers. I ended up spending almost 2 whole days on the paver cutter. Quite happy with the results tho.




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    Came up good there mate!
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    I'm impressed with all of this. I've been going the other way and chaining up and plucking Grevillea Rosemarinifolia's out of the garden. I do love the landscaping people have done!
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