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Baldy881 said:
Silent1 said:
Baldy881 said:
Silent1 said:
Part of my garden.
(54lb)
Barbel in a still water, that's not right is it?!
The barbel weren't bought, more rescued.
ETA. IIRC there's 10 or so around the 45lb mark when we last electro netted it.
Edited by Silent1 on Wednesday 26th May 15:00
Silent1 said:
Baldy881 said:
Silent1 said:
Baldy881 said:
Silent1 said:
Part of my garden.
(54lb)
Barbel in a still water, that's not right is it?!
The barbel weren't bought, more rescued.
ETA. IIRC there's 10 or so around the 45lb mark when we last electro netted it.
Edited by Silent1 on Wednesday 26th May 15:00
OnTheOverrun said:
Silent1 said:
Knob off, i know a V8 when i see one, i'm going to have to hunt down the current owner to take a bloody photo of the engine now!
Well it is just possible to drop a V8 into a Wrangler, but it sure as hell won't be a 4.0 V8! Your PH credibility is dwindling at high speed. Silent1 said:
OnTheOverrun said:
Silent1 said:
Knob off, i know a V8 when i see one, i'm going to have to hunt down the current owner to take a bloody photo of the engine now!
Well it is just possible to drop a V8 into a Wrangler, but it sure as hell won't be a 4.0 V8! Your PH credibility is dwindling at high speed. Only kidding!
Worked with a great garden designer up in Glasgow called Anne Macfie when I built our new home: (www.annemacfiegardendesign.co.uk). Decided on a more 'contemporary' garden design - probably not to everyone's taste, but we love it.
We went for raised walkways, a patio and composite black decking so that we can use the garden more of the year without having to wade through puddles (we're in sunny Scotland after all)
These photos were taken last year just after planting - the plants have gone mad since and filled in most of the 'gaps'
We went for raised walkways, a patio and composite black decking so that we can use the garden more of the year without having to wade through puddles (we're in sunny Scotland after all)
These photos were taken last year just after planting - the plants have gone mad since and filled in most of the 'gaps'
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