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  • Ganga
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    magpies79 said:
    All done thanks for all of your views I’ll be honest it’s been so windy last 3 days and normally after a night shift I’d have to go out in the morning and hold everything down haha so a lot less stressful now :)

    so now I need to move onto the shed which has a floor that’s rotten in a corner and the first 3 bottom side slats of wood has completely gone is it hard to repair and would it cost a lot as just been looking up the price of a new shed and that’s a definite NO lol
    I replaced our wooden one with a plastic one ,the wooden one had already been replaced like for like and needed painting /staining every year ,one less job to do in the garden :)
  • ampersand
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    magpies 79 -
    That looks like a job well done.
    Next, oil that bear.:-)
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  • magpies79
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    ampersand said:
    magpies 79 -
    That looks like a job well done.
    Next, oil that bear.:-)
    Hahaha ok ok I’ll get the oil out and plastic shed didn’t think of that I’ll look one up 
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  • FreeBear
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    ampersand said:  Next, oil that bear.:-)
    I'm going to hibernate for a little while just in case you lot start greasing all the bears in these parts.

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