Woos Project

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by wiseowl, Jul 19, 2007.

  1. AndyK

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    fantastic job woo, I bet your so proud! [​IMG] Cant believe you've done all that by yourself, it was such hard work doing just that patio between two of us. Im also paying the consequences with the back, get yourself some deep heat & rub it where your back hurts, it really helps & works much faster than any pain killers (stinks but hey we cant have it all good!). By the way your lions look great! :D
     
  2. wiseowl

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    Thanks Andy I bet those York stones were Heavy but
    the finished Patio just looks fantastic .Well Done
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  3. wiseowl

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    Hi Shiney and Mrs Shiney Thank you for your kind words and good wishes very much appreciated. [​IMG]
     
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    Hi everyone just one part to go and then I can get
    to the most enjoyable part of the project-Planting and selecting plants,And disposing of that terrible Rotary line.
    :D
    [​IMG]
     
  5. wiseowl

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    Hi Everyone nearly there Just a bit of Gentle Brick laying today. [​IMG]
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  6. accidentalgardener

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    Woo,

    Really nice :D well done

    BUT, as you very well know there is no such thing as 'gentle' brick laying young man. Watch that back [​IMG] :D
     
  7. wiseowl

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    Hi Paula (Young Man )there be no stopping me now. :D [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  8. Helofadigger

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    Looking good Woo but please remember to take it easy there's no need to rush we all get there in the end, although with Paula's lovely complement I'm sure you're raring to go! :D
    Helen.xxx.
     
  9. accidentalgardener

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    Woo,

    Ive seen ya pic so don't you be pretending to be doddery now cos i know the truth [​IMG] :D [​IMG]

    Seriously though PLEEAAASE be careful with your back young man [​IMG]
     
  10. wiseowl

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    Thank you Helen and Paula I will be very careful with my back I promise ,after nearly three weeks of being the Hunchback of Gardeners Corner ,It Is a constant Reminder that I must treat My body as If It were a Temple. (or Is It an ancient Monument) :D
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  11. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Nice job there Woo!
    Mrs Pal says my body is a Temple...and there is an IDOL git in there.. :D
     
  12. accidentalgardener

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    :D Pal

    My hubbys body could be seen as a temple i suppose: i offer food and expensive lager in front of it in the hope of a spiritual gift such as a new Jeep, or even a raise in the house keeping :D
     
  13. wiseowl

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    Turf down almost there. :D [​IMG]
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  14. intermiplants

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    woo just read your thread from start to finish and would just like to say what a fantastic job you have done. [​IMG] [​IMG] you must remember to give your self a pat on the back if your back is up to it after all that lifting. dont think you realise how much you have done unless you look at the pictures at the start. it took me 18months to sort mine out lazy swines before us had no soil or borders just about 9 ton of lime stone.. and that deap heat got me through it.. ps if im ever in kent im off to the pier for a pint and lunch :D :D
     
  15. Helofadigger

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    Wonderful Woo that does look really good through the gate and notice how the lions don't 'stick out' any more, it all fits together smashing. I bet Mrs.Woo is right pleased. ;)
     
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