13-04-2007, 08:33 | #31 |
Stan, Stan the FLASHER MAN!
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Looks like lots of hard work - I think I'll have a lie down.
How's your hole Pheebs - managed to enlarge it yet? Mechanical assistance may be helpful (a JCB, I mean). Stan
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13-04-2007, 08:52 | #32 |
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Our holes are going no where at the moment due to study needing to be sorted, hoovering and cleaning to be done and the possibility of rain (boo)
The digging hasn't stopped due to my aching body.... honest! (I feel ooooooold) I think we're planning to excavate it all ourselves Bijstan Couldn't get a digger into our back garden if you tried! It's not that bad... just a bit of elbow grease that's all! Pickys enjoying being manly (ie whacking things with a big hammer and flexing his muscles) and I am getting daily exercise... though it might end up making me look butch! Eak! Watching him topless with a pick axe is fun. (I realised yester I was stood there for ages watching him and singing in my head "You can't work as hard as, never work as hard as, you can't work as hard as, WOOAH as hard as right guard"! He wouldn't let me play the diet coke break song though Booo!) |
13-04-2007, 09:10 | #33 |
BBx woz 'ere :P
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I'll come and help you dig... I'll even do it in a manly "diet coke" break type of way if required
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13-04-2007, 09:54 | #34 |
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Rabbits are good at digging holes I believe?
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13-04-2007, 11:32 | #35 | |
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We're welcoming any help in all honesty! Parents are down this weekend to help us set up the veggie patch for sure, then I reckon more digging next week! Hurrah! |
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13-04-2007, 17:25 | #36 |
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Too bad we couldn't get my truck in your back yard.
Put the back tyres in place, apply just enough brakes to hold the front end still, and drop the hammer with it in Drive. No saying the trenches I dug would be in exactly the right spot, though....
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I will be setting up two areas, fruit and veg I will be growing potatoes, onions, spring oinons (scallions), at first and then maybe develop it a bit more and grow other stuff too For the fruit sections I will be starting with strawberries and a Cherry or damson tree, think it'll be cherry tbh I eat them more than damsons If you need any help / advice or places to buy stuff from (cheaper than B&Q etc.) then msn me I used to have an alotment with my dad so I know a few good tips and websites to get stuff from (seeds, plants, trees, etc) |
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14-04-2007, 10:08 | #38 |
BBx woz 'ere :P
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Fruit and veg?!!!? But who's going to eat it?!
My first property will no doubt be a flat if I stick to London, so no little garden for me
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14-04-2007, 16:22 | #39 |
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Me you cheeky sod!!
I'm not the fussy mooo! I love fruit and veg! EDIT: Plus I'd give some to my mum and sister |
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