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  1. tig

    tig Gardener

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    [​IMG] [​IMG] this is some of the work ive been at this year.the "tree house " i built first for the kids then i decided to start at the entrance to this part of the garden by making this small arch. i dug up the ground, " discovering the electric mains i had been warned about in the process", to lay the frame for the path.added some granite cicles along its length for interest and filled with granite chippings. the path continues past the tree house and up around to the left to a higher part of the garden where im at present making a patio .ill show some photos of this part when i learn how to reduce the size of these photos as i know theyll be large. under the tree house i plan to make an avary for some birds,"next year". the planting is minimalat present , but i guess ive got that to look forward to . hope you liked the first photos iveposted here of my garden .
     
  2. Victoria

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    Hey, when can I holiday there, please? This is really our thing if we could do it! [​IMG]
     
  3. tig

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    im thinking of letting the tree house out as a holiday let :D , fully self cotained of coarse , dont know if the kids will agree or not though . [​IMG]
     
  4. UsedtobeDendy

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    Great stuff, Tig! You built the tree-house from scratch? Looking good! Love the entrance to the path, and can see why LoL likes it! :D

    The planting will be fun!
     
  5. tig

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    [​IMG] sure did build it from scratch. all made of inch tanalised timber. just put this slate roof on about a month ago, and ran the spouting down into water butts.theres a very small window on the other side which my kids use to "spy"on the wild life.
     
  6. Victoria

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    Yes, dendro, looks a wee bit like my arch, doesn't it? :D But I could put the Minikies in the house and "get rid of them" if you know what I mean! [​IMG]
     
  7. tig

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    im afraid to ask who the minikies are :eek:
     
  8. Victoria

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    They are my "babies" ... look in Pets Corner, My Worst Nightmare and then Here They Are ...


    PS We don't have children .. only of the furry kind ...
     
  9. luckyboo

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    Looks really cosy there. :D
     
  10. windy miller

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    Fantastic stuff Tig [​IMG] [​IMG] I'm sooooo jealous [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  11. Celia

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    How lovely, it looks very mysterious tucked away down the windy path. I like the cheeky face peeping over the fence. [​IMG]
     
  12. GREENWIZARD

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    your weans are very lucky having such a fab place to play [​IMG]
     
  13. marge

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    Fantastic! What a lot of hard work mustve gone into that - but very worthwhile - especially for the kids [​IMG]
     
  14. macleaf

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    well done Tig first rate
     
  15. tig

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    thanks all ,hope to see photos of your places too as i get familiar with this site
     
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