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Believe it or not, this morning this was deglazed, dismantled and transported to my allotments on top of a vectra estate.

Its a 16' x 9' greenhouse and was basically left in 4 sections to transport.

I must say that Mark and I got some very strange looks as we drove down the road.

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Kindest regards, David.

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updated - Sunday 19th at 2100hrs

Good for you!! You'll be setting up a bed there before too long!

I'm impressed! Looks like a really good g/h too.

(I say girls, Mark's not bad, is he? )

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In the woods there grew a tree
And a fine fine tree was he

Jolly nice lad. The two greenhouses it's replacing don't look bad either! They're as big as most of us have!

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Earth laughs in flowers. Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Updated November 30th - Mr Stinky's Excellent Adventure (and a Christmas Cake)

I remember a few years ago when my uncle was clearing his allotment and offered my mum his 12 x 8 greenhouse only problem was he had made sure it could stand up to anything mother nature threw at it. It was your bog standard ally frame but he had glazed it with double wall polycarb for the sides and triple wall for the roof which was all siliconed and clipped and extra braces added to the side walls so it had to be moved in one lift so we had to get dads van backed up as far as we could and then three of us carried it to the van it only just sat on because of the width, with few scaffold boards and straps later we was on our way to its new home on the veg patch at mum and dads it was laid to rest were still i to this day