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How do i kill a tree?
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Judi wrote:Good point, anyone know how i can bring the slabbed patio a bit nearer the bar?
Sorry. I'm rofl now.
I'll pop back when I have something more informative to add
(I'm thinking about patio's and distances now) LOL0 -
trafalgar wrote:actually that's probably the best answer.................rope, tree,big strong bloke.......................break up ground around tree bottom and ....................................YANK:rolleyes:
But before I pop back I'd love to know what a psychologist would make of the word association you chose traf :rolleyes:
It's like a bad scenario from Brookside0 -
oooh, that's solved the problem of my second manky apple tree. The only DIY Mr TM has done is to convert a brick outhouse into a bar (fully stocked, anyone care to join me?) and right outside is the old tree. Therefore I propose chopping it down and turning it into a bar table - the trunk's about 5" diameter.:D
We have a portable bar-be-que so we can wheel that near the bar, so no-one has to move very far. (Sounds like the summer parties are on us then - bring a bottle:beer: )0 -
Sofa_Sogood wrote:But before I pop back I'd love to know what a psychologist would make of the word association you chose traf :rolleyes:
It's like a bad scenario from Brookside0 -
Leave the tree and rig up a flying fox from the tree to the slabbed patio via the barbecue finishing up at the bar for :beer:0
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Remind me to move the line prop then.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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edinburghlass wrote:Leave the tree and rig up a flying fox from the tree to the slabbed patio via the barbecue finishing up at the bar for :beer:
There's now a fully fledged bar in Judi's garden, a 'brick outhouse' has been changed into one in Ticklemouse's garden :eek:
We've all got ideas how to kill the other halfmake a shortcut from a patio to a bar ...
But how's this tree going to meet it's maker?
(I'd say back as a bird table or whatever but I'm so off topic now I'm nearly next door :rolleyes: )
:beer: lol0 -
Judi wrote:Remind me to move the line prop then.
:eek:
I'm off to read something depressing ....
I'm in stitches0 -
Where to put the chimera though? And can we borrow your Sofa to sit on?
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Have a glass of my home made apple wine, its got the moth in it, so it tastes a bit manky - and looks awful, but hey its alcoholic, and its free!!!Sofa_Sogood wrote::eek:
I'm off to read something depressing ....
I'm in stitchesThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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