The old Leylandii hedge is now a compost area!

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  1. Prastio

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    Well and truely recycled :) It looks good.
     
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    Prastio.

    That's a very nice job! :D

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    Definitely the best place for a Leylandii :thumb:
     
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    Thats a well posh compost area :thumb:
     
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    Clever you :D Looks very good indeed :thumb:
     
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    Oh I like that! Nice work :)
     
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    It Looks great Prastio,
     
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    Hard work done there Prastio, I would have been tempted to try my hand at a summerhouse with all that timber.
     
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  10. Prastio

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    I was tempted to build a log cabin but that was vetoed by SWMBO! I have plans to get a few chickens, but I think that a chicken house built of tree trunks would be OTT (though it would certainly keep the fox out).
     
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    great job. looks good.
     
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    That really is a neat job and a very Good idea:thumb:
     
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    Oh I do like that :)
     
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