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Collecting more fencing materials this morning. Permission from all concerned was given.
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We are now the proud owners of our first interior door  . Better still it was free .
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26-01-2021, 12:16 PM
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(23-01-2021, 02:22 PM)Small chilli Wrote: Collecting more fencing materials this morning. Permission from all concerned was given.
Sc not sure what you are going to do with the telegraph poles, but I used the same type of poles for a boundary fence, which has been up for several years, with no deterioration to the poles and they are beside a drainage ditch, which always has water running, I also put a fence up in a dryer area with similar poles but after cutting to length I halfed them length wise which of course gives twice the amount to use, they split easily using a felling axe and heavy hammer 
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(23-01-2021, 02:22 PM)Small chilli Wrote: Collecting more fencing materials this morning. Permission from all concerned was given. I imagine telegraph posts would be good for gate posts and straining points for wires on the corners of the plot? 
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(26-01-2021, 01:04 PM)Vinny Wrote: (23-01-2021, 02:22 PM)Small chilli Wrote: Collecting more fencing materials this morning. Permission from all concerned was given. I imagine telegraph posts would be good for gate posts and straining points for wires on the corners of the plot? Exactly right that man . They are going to be used as strainers & corner posts. The rest of our posts are going to be metal with stock net on the bottom half and 3 or 4 strands of plain wire on the top, up to deer proofing height. All round the plot the plot.
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26-01-2021, 01:31 PM
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Here’s the outline of our plot. That’s where the fence is going.
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(26-01-2021, 01:31 PM)Small chilli Wrote: Here’s the outline of our plot. That’s where the fence is going. Love it. Decent sized plot. 
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Picked up another bit of furniture for our new house today. We need to get it built. Running out of space in this one! 
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Will you keep it that colour Sc
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(13-02-2021, 06:42 PM)Spec Wrote: Will you keep it that colour Sc Yes. Definitely.
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