Garden Fence

[giveup]

Just had a quote for a new garden fence.Phew !!!.Practically need a mortgage.

[Mamyalynne]

open plan is all the rage.

[Mick-Talbot]

Are you fit and healthy?
not a lot to fencing if you can dig a hole.

[craft1948]

I planted hedges....................

[Mick-Talbot]

What randomly, round York?

[craft1948]

Obviously Mick.................my one outside the Minster is quite spectacular.

[maggiebee]

Managed to get hold of a load of used pallets (free) so that's what my fence is made of. Just had to buy a few posts and use a bid of elbow grease and sweat.

[Barmaid]

I'm just wondering how many of the male ABers are now on google earth looking at York Minster for Craft's bush.....

[Mick-Talbot]

Pallets, grease and sweat?

For Funks Sake has it not fallen over?

[mallyh]

we went for black railings in the end for front garden looks great and cheaper than a wall or fencing

[craft1948]

It's outside the south door BM and is much admired.
After my earlier escapades with garden fencing I realised bushes was the way forward.

[albaqwerty]

Mick, you never disappoint. I was waiting for you to ask why Maggie didn't use screws or nails instead :-D

[maggiebee]

Indeed not MT. My fence has now been up for 11 years. Gets a lick of paint every year and looks like it will see me out.

[Mick-Talbot]

Loads , Barmaid .....loads

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/02/18/article-1251966-085A18EC000005DC-426_634x467_popup.jpg

[Mick-Talbot]

And they didn't need google earth.

[maggiebee]

Nice one alba, used nails - wiped with my elbow grease and sweat first of course so they would go in more easily!

[giveup]

My hole digging days are past I'm afraid. It's got to be done but I was surprised how much it was. A skip to take the rubbish is £150 (the last one I had was about £50.)

[albaqwerty]

used nails? what was wrong with new ones?

Sorry, that Mick is a bad influence :-D

[gness]

Giveup...is that the best you can do for a skip? I had a fair sized one last year for £70.