Hope you have a fantastic day.
And thank you for being such a wonderful moderator, as i'm sure we all know what a thankless task it must be!!!!
Also for keeping me in my place, when i'm stretching the boundaries a little
: Happy Birthday.
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Peter my dear fellow, may i wish you the happiest of Birthdays.
Hope you have a fantastic day.
And thank you for being such a wonderful moderator, as i'm sure we all know what a thankless task it must be!!!!
Also for keeping me in my place, when i'm stretching the boundaries a little :
Hope you have a fantastic day.
And thank you for being such a wonderful moderator, as i'm sure we all know what a thankless task it must be!!!!
Also for keeping me in my place, when i'm stretching the boundaries a little
: Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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There's no fool like an old fool.
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Indeed, birthday greetings. Hope you have an enjoyable day
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Happy Birthday Peter!
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Happy Birthday from me too! Hope you got lot's of nice gardening gifts & had a wonderful day!
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Dear Westi, i like the thought of nice gardening gifts...things like a bad back and calluses.....
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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OH! 
Not forgetting dodgy knees & hands that would make a manicurists cry!
My Birthday is coming up soon & my list is made - weed control membrane, a list of seeds I'd like but not the tried & tested I usually buy, some more environmesh, that bronze peach advertised in the KG mag, someone to clean & paint the shed....preferably young & with a 6 pack.......Sorry anyone would do!
Without high jacking Peter's Birthday thread but a wee giggle is a gift as well Peter!
Westi
Not forgetting dodgy knees & hands that would make a manicurists cry!
My Birthday is coming up soon & my list is made - weed control membrane, a list of seeds I'd like but not the tried & tested I usually buy, some more environmesh, that bronze peach advertised in the KG mag, someone to clean & paint the shed....preferably young & with a 6 pack.......Sorry anyone would do!
Without high jacking Peter's Birthday thread but a wee giggle is a gift as well Peter!
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Thank you for the kind wishes.
Week off to do stuff.
Monday, emptied and demolished the leaky and decaying garden shed. Dismantled and moved the small metal allotment shed to the garden. Reassembled metal shed and put machinery in it.
Tuesday, turned some of the good bits of the garden shed into three fence panels, a fiddly job.
Today? Plan to clear up rest of demolition debris and reuse the oil soaked floor (leaking rotovator gearbox) as a floor for a different metal shed at the allotment. So probably start by trimming a rambling dog rose, blackthorn, hazel, etc to clear the desir3d location.
Week off to do stuff.
Monday, emptied and demolished the leaky and decaying garden shed. Dismantled and moved the small metal allotment shed to the garden. Reassembled metal shed and put machinery in it.
Tuesday, turned some of the good bits of the garden shed into three fence panels, a fiddly job.
Today? Plan to clear up rest of demolition debris and reuse the oil soaked floor (leaking rotovator gearbox) as a floor for a different metal shed at the allotment. So probably start by trimming a rambling dog rose, blackthorn, hazel, etc to clear the desir3d location.
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Belated birthday wishes Peter!