My Garden Progress Thread lololol - Page 2 - Saxperience

Manu · 9th July 2011, 17:14

quite gorgeous, nice view that

dave_1 · 9th July 2011, 17:16

if you go to the place you were going to get the pond liner from they have off cuts usually they have off cuts from massive ponds they cant sell on. Unless you were going to get it online as you live in the middle of nowhere, also why stop at the garden pete carry on into the field

Peter_D · 9th July 2011, 17:16

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quite gorgeous, nice view that

Cheers

I'll get some better pics of the view from the hill outside the house...it's lovely on a nice day

Peter_D · 9th July 2011, 17:21

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Originally Posted by dave_1

if you go to the place you were going to get the pond liner from they have off cuts usually they have off cuts from massive ponds they cant sell on. Unless you were going to get it online as you live in the middle of nowhere, also why stop at the garden pete carry on into the field

LOL doubt the farmer would be happy...the garden is big enough as it is anyway

The pond liner wasn't just a sheet liner it was a preformed plastic liner...for a small pond thats what i needed, would never look neat enough with the sheet liner..

Another part of the garden i've started is the side of the house where the coal etc is kept...used to be stacks of coal in bags here with allsorts of shit, was a mess.. Got 2 coal bunkers off one of the lads at work who's father-in law was dying to get rid of them as he wanted wooden decking down where they were..

Coal bunkers neaten the place up...still a heap of work to do here, includin digging out all the old chips and shite and putting fresh chips down...and gonna give the oil heating container a lick of grey paint as it's a disgusting mess

baker556 · 9th July 2011, 17:54

Nice sheep

Gabbastard · 9th July 2011, 18:17

cool story bro.

Or maybe that doesnt apply to garden based threads.

McGuire86 · 9th July 2011, 20:04

Nice bit of landscaping there man, get some more features in, maybe some dry stone walling around would look good, sure you can find enough decent faced stone around there!

Meto · 9th July 2011, 23:23

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I loosened up all the soil and Dad rotivated it, then we put up a fence round the veggy patch bit last weekend.. The box at the bottom is for planting herbs & whatever

Mmmmkay. lol

Seriously that is a cool view. I take it you are on oil/diesel central heating living out in the sticks?

That's the best thing about living in the middle of nowhere. You can do what you like on your land and nobody moans about anything.

Peter_D · 9th July 2011, 23:24

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Nice bit of landscaping there man, get some more features in, maybe some dry stone walling around would look good, sure you can find enough decent faced stone around there!

Hmm not sure where i could put a dry stone wall...would probably look out of place

Planning growing another hedge directly opposite the one thats there on the other side, so there will be the old hedge, then the wooden decking, then a patch of grass, then another hedge...to hopefully keep the wind at bay a bit

There's a few other bits about like a corner with mint in it, a flower bed beneath the sitting room window, and gonna stick a raised flower bed on the other patch of lawn

Also have an archway bit which i'll stick some climbing roses on to grow up it or something...i dunno i'm new to all this shit but got a few ideas

Can't wait to get it done not only for the fact it'll look good but because every weekend i've been working hard on it and i'm pretty fucked, this is the first weekend where i've done fuck all

timmythechef · 9th July 2011, 23:42

Our sheep are prettier than yours!

Looks good though, I'll post some of my views from my back garden for you, have a scottish/welsh mountain war

Peter_D · 9th July 2011, 23:47

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Originally Posted by Meto

Mmmmkay. lol

Seriously that is a cool view. I take it you are on oil/diesel central heating living out in the sticks?

That's the best thing about living in the middle of nowhere. You can do what you like on your land and nobody moans about anything.

LOL no really, just normal herbs etc...i aint smoked da herb since i was about 19

We dont even have central heating, the oil is to heat the Rayburn however you spell it...you can cook on it and it heats up our kitchen...the rest of the house you need to light the coal fire in the sitting room that we don't use, which heats the radiators in the bedrooms

The bathroom though has no heating which is a cunt in winter!!! Freezing getting out the shower

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Our sheep are prettier than yours!

Looks good though, I'll post some of my views from my back garden for you, have a scottish/welsh mountain war

Bring it on muthafucka

And your sheep may be prettier but ours are sluttier...they really are up for anything

timmythechef · 9th July 2011, 23:53

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LOL no really, just normal herbs etc...i aint smoked da herb since i was about 19

We dont even have central heating, the oil is to heat the Rayburn however you spell it...you can cook on it and it heats up our kitchen...the rest of the house you need to light the coal fire in the sitting room that we don't use, which heats the radiators in the bedrooms

The bathroom though has no heating which is a cunt in winter!!! Freezing getting out the shower

Bring it on muthafucka

And your sheep may be prettier but ours are sluttier...they really are up for anything

My nan still has a rayburn to power the house, their cool as fuck IMO, but for a chefs point of view, shit to cook off, I still havent mastered it, thank fuck for gas

Slutty sheep ey?

The only scottish girl i fucked was slutty, something in the water up there? If so, il have to take a visit me thinks

Peter_D · 10th July 2011, 00:01

We have an electric cooker to cook on but if you're not in a rush the rayburn does the job!

Yeah theres lots of things in the water...sheeps piss, deer piss...even dead sheep and deer sometimes :/

The h0es are the same as everywhere tbh some of them love the tail and some are a bit more conservative about it.. I live near a little village of about 900 people and theres only a handful of girls in it that i haven't been with, doesn't take long to get through them tbh...a few tidy ones and a few rotters same as every other place

timmythechef · 10th July 2011, 00:07

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We have an electric cooker to cook on but if you're not in a rush the rayburn does the job!

Yeah theres lots of things in the water...sheeps piss, deer piss...even dead sheep and deer sometimes :/

The h0es are the same as everywhere tbh some of them love the tail and some are a bit more conservative about it.. I live near a little village of about 900 people and theres only a handful of girls in it that i haven't been with, doesn't take long to get through them tbh...a few tidy ones and a few rotters same as every other place

Are you god?

Personally, I always carry a tub of duck fat with me at all times for the hoes that are into stink rather than pink, don't want an 18 year contract with anyone

Peter_D · 10th July 2011, 00:12

Nah i'm not god unfortunately but that 900 people isn't all fuckable girls lol...maybe 25 or something are birds my sorta ages...and i've not even started on the children yet

I prefer the stink to the pink, big time!! Lash on the KY and dog them senseless!! fuckin hussys