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T Bolt
Colonel
They do look quite a bit alike
Nice shots Glenn!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Nice bit of brick laying Glenn, hope you can get the top soil in in time for a late spring planting. 
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Beautiful scenery, but also a little bit scary!!! At least, for me!
About that bridge, was it possible to bring it down with explosives?
About that bridge, was it possible to bring it down with explosives?
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T Bolt
Colonel
Sometimes explosives are used but I have never been on a project where that was done. usually its easier and less expensive to use cutting torches.
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T Bolt
Colonel
The planting bed between the walls has been finished and is ready for planting.
That's the product of a whole lot of shoveling. 5 pickup truck loads of topsoil and compost shoveled first from the truck to a lawn tractor cart, then from the cart to the planting bed to make up a depth of about 9". There's room for another 3" but that's enough for now. I had to go back to work get some rest.
That's the product of a whole lot of shoveling. 5 pickup truck loads of topsoil and compost shoveled first from the truck to a lawn tractor cart, then from the cart to the planting bed to make up a depth of about 9". There's room for another 3" but that's enough for now. I had to go back to work get some rest.
Crimea_River
Marshal
My muscles are aching just reading that.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Fantastic!
Any plan to what to plant?
Any plan to what to plant?
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T Bolt
Colonel
I have a bunch of seedlings started in the basement under a grow light.
Right now I have several types of tomato, cucumber, bell pepper, pak choi, pea pod, and basil. We already have asparagus just out of sight to the right of the picture and we will be getting other things when its time to plant in 3 or 4 weeks
Right now I have several types of tomato, cucumber, bell pepper, pak choi, pea pod, and basil. We already have asparagus just out of sight to the right of the picture and we will be getting other things when its time to plant in 3 or 4 weeks
very nice work Glenn.
i dont do gardening, too much like hard work, moving dirt from one part of the garden to another.
i even have fake grass so no mowing, just a wash and brush a couple times a year
i dont do gardening, too much like hard work, moving dirt from one part of the garden to another.
i even have fake grass so no mowing, just a wash and brush a couple times a year
special ed
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Love the Chev pickup!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Looks great Glen and when it all start growing and you get you nice fresh veg for dinner, its a great feeling. Had a thought though, any critters your way that may take a liking to your nice fresh produce.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Nice little garden that would be!
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T Bolt
Colonel
I've been growing tomatoes and cucumbers in bins on the driveway for a couple of years now and nothing had bothered them. ' m worried about the new stuff now, especially the peppers. I might have to make chicken wire cages to protect them.Had a thought though, any critters your way that may take a liking to your nice fresh produce.
Thanks! 73 years old and still hauling loads of sand and topsoil. More pictures of it on page 9.
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T Bolt
Colonel
It's that time of year! I put 1250 lights on it this year!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Well, you've got mine beat.
