Pictures of your garden wanted
#47
Take one relatively tidy garden:
Dig a large hole:
Ruin it with diggers and tippers etc:
and build a monster at the bottom:
and voila:
Last pic taken over a year ago so its looking abit prettier now. Was worth the mess.
Dig a large hole:
Ruin it with diggers and tippers etc:
and build a monster at the bottom:
and voila:
Last pic taken over a year ago so its looking abit prettier now. Was worth the mess.
#49
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well this is mine not done much to it as yet but i had a pond dug out and put my toy shed on it, the house pad is cut and awaiting my new house to be built. the house will be starting next week after months of fooking about with planing permision
this is where the house is going
looking up to the house pad from where the shed is lol
and my shed finished
and my lawn mower
this is where the house is going
looking up to the house pad from where the shed is lol
and my shed finished
and my lawn mower
#53
Funny thing is I wish I'd have gone bigger. With 6 cars in there I wont have any room to work on them. Mind you, Plenty more space to build another. Plus I could park about 5 cars on the slab between the garage and the shed, that 6m x 7m+.
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Here's my garden and garages. Bit of work in progress at the mo' as the workshop area(green doors) is undergoing a re-wire with new lighting and power points to replace the old stuff in there and the door that's laying on the ground is being fitted next week. Chucked in a picture of my old RS1800 sat in front of my palms .... my own piece of tropical paradise!
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A few of mine, not very good one's though, I need to use a wide angle lens
Front garden:
Rear garden:
The pond & summer house which may be ploughed down this year sometime to make way for a swimming pool
Front garden:
Rear garden:
The pond & summer house which may be ploughed down this year sometime to make way for a swimming pool
#63
AJ absolutley awesome mate, I'm looking to construct something similar in my own garden without the roof.
Did you build it yourself, as I have a couple of questions I would like to ask before I commence mine!
cheers
Did you build it yourself, as I have a couple of questions I would like to ask before I commence mine!
cheers
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Here's my garden and garages. Bit of work in progress at the mo' as the workshop area(green doors) is undergoing a re-wire with new lighting and power points to replace the old stuff in there and the door that's laying on the ground is being fitted next week. Chucked in a picture of my old RS1800 sat in front of my palms .... my own piece of tropical paradise!
Brian
Last edited by Brian; 07-04-2009 at 04:47 PM.
#68
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Here's mine, it's the one to the right of the two lakes, i wanted to tarmac it and have my own 1/4 mile strip but my wife and horses put a stop to thatGood job we don't need to cut the grass, although there's a tonne of crap to pick up.
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This is the back garden now the trees have been took to ground level:-
This is how it was the other day:-
I just need to work out what I'm going to do next and what
This is how it was the other day:-
I just need to work out what I'm going to do next and what
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