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Kathy
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 Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 5:30 pm Post subject: The dogs bit (more photos) |
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This was full of trees, very beautiful before the estate chopped half of them down, we've finally cleared away all the wood. We've planted a fruit hedge all the way along the fence (courtesy of Aldis). There's half as much again behind me so the dogs have a good area.
The Silver birch planted to replace one chopped down.
Mr Kathy and Greenlady enjoying a rest beside the firepit (this area will get well used in the summer months!)
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Jellycat
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Kathy ... I don't suppose you'd consider adopting me would you?
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can i be one of your dogs? they have more garden than i do!
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Bovey Belle
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What a lovely idea to plant trees and replace the ones chopped down. You have wonderful views there, but I bet it gets a tad windy!
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Jojo
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All that space and fresh air Lucky you  |
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Kathy
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I do consider myself very lucky Jojo, never in my wildest dreams did I imagine living somewhere like this after living on council estates most of my life. Yes it does have its drawbacks (my windows don't open, it's a cold house and I'm frequently without water) but the location and grounds make up for it.
Bovey, it is very windy round that bit but on a calm Summers night just lovely. 
Aqui and Jellycat, you can come any time not sure about adoption laws though........................ |
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nanny
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| Kathy wrote: | I do consider myself very lucky Jojo, never in my wildest dreams did I imagine living somewhere like this after living on council estates most of my life. Yes it does have its drawbacks (my windows don't open, it's a cold house and I'm frequently without water) but the location and grounds make up for it.
Bovey, it is very windy round that bit but on a calm Summers night just lovely.
Aqui and Jellycat, you can come any time not sure about adoption laws though........................ |
my windows open 
mind you it's probably too cold where you are to open them anyway most of the time isn't it?
is here........... |
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Kathy
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| Much much too cold Nanny, don't know why you need windows that open.................... |
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