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davemorton wrote: »But if you just put topsoil on the clay subase, it will still flood. Wont it?
I don't think so. I might be wrong tho:o That part is lower than the rest of the garden and the surrounding gardens for that matter, so all the other water is running into my dippy bit. I can't do anything about the clay soil. I figure yes, it might still get puddly if it's even but it won't flood as much. Im talking serious flooding here. Im sure I have a pic....I'll go and look0 -
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TM, you have gone rather quiet since suggesting that poor MGamble deports their poor kids. You still there??“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
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Dover :rotfl:davemorton wrote: »TM, you have gone rather quiet since suggesting that poor MGamble deports their poor kids. You still there??When The Fun Stops Stop
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This 30 second rule before posting should be lifted after midnight :eek:When The Fun Stops Stop0
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Mildred1970 wrote: »Right that's the ironing put away and DS soothed back to sleep.
Beddybyes for me too, night all :wave:
Night Mildred.
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Tarmac?It took me about 2-3 years hard work to get my garden clear of overgrown bushes, rampant brambles, several trees etc and turn a muddy slope into a series of terraces with brick retaining walls. That was 30 years ago but time (and some neglect:o) has taken it's toll and I need to get back to a blank canvas and start again with something a bit less labour intensive for the years ahead.
Night Mildred, and ta!Mildred1970 wrote: »Right that's the ironing put away and DS soothed back to sleep.
Beddybyes for me too, night all :wave:
Hmm, thought of them, lots of work. I prefer to just buy a few ducks.Land drains:)“Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
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