It's a long shot

[1Bee]

Exciting, SP! Best of good luck!

[Bren In Pots]

Great news SP

[SarrissUK]

Oooh how exciting!! I hope it goes well! And speedily!!

[Small pumpkin]

I�m starting to dislike engineers a lot !

And we�ve had a windows quote we might actually be able to afford. Won�t need to use polytunnel plastic after all

[Small pumpkin]

Something resembling a nice day. So we�ve been cutting down all the rhododendrons on the plot and burning them. And lots of other fallen branches.



The boys did their venison of helping




It�s a bit damp in our bedroom !

[Snadger]

Something resembling a nice day. So we�ve been cutting down all the rhododendrons on the plot and burning them. And lots of other fallen branches.

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The boys did their venison of helping

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It�s a bit damp in our bedroom !

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Your house is going to have one heck of a view to capitalise on. The only house with a swimming pool in the bedroom

[SarrissUK]

Wow, it might be a bit damp in the bedroom, but by heck that's a gorgeous view. Breathtaking actually

[rary]

Sp keep the dogs away from the rhododensdron as it is very poisonous and if you let it dry out for a couple of years its great wood for the fire

[Small pumpkin]

Thanks for the advice rary . I already know the dangers of rhododendrons. They�re not good for anything including the earth they grow in. I agree it does burn very well, once seasoned. We won�t be needing it. We�re not having a wood burner in the new house :eek. I will miss the cosy warmth from one. I won�t miss the dust and mess. It�s all to do with future proofing. In 15/20 years time we�re not going to be wanting ( and possibly not capable) to be cuttings and splitting our own wood. We couldn�t afford to buy in loads of ready split.