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Gardening and exercise with a odd photo throw in has well

I've built a couple of sailing dinghies, and the last project was a 7m rib, which was a team build for our Inshore rescue team for which at the time I was Hon. secretary and also one of the coxswains and occassional crash test dummy (or victim as I liked to call it). Got some photos somewhere.




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To make up for my hijacking heres a few Bears garden photos from last yearImageUploadedByDCUK Forum1391771189.649411.jpgImageUploadedByDCUK Forum1391771207.242903.jpgImageUploadedByDCUK Forum1391771221.026412.jpgImageUploadedByDCUK Forum1391771240.578737.jpgImageUploadedByDCUK Forum1391771257.134911.jpg

The garden in Folkestone is quite small, and was constructed as two raised beds with everything else in pots, work is still progressing a couple of years on (thats not me in the pics). The grape vine we picked up for £1 in a village in Wiltshire and after being in the ground for only two years we had several pounds of wonderfully sweet black dessert grapes. We also have two large artichoke plants, figs, olives, strawberries, beans, red peppers, aubergines and chilli peppers in season.


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Thommothebear said:
To make up for my hijacking heres a few Bears garden photos from last yearView attachment 3093View attachment 3094View attachment 3095View attachment 3096View attachment 3097

The garden in Folkestone is quite small, and was constructed as two raised beds with everything else in pots, work is still progressing a couple of years on (thats not me in the pics). The grape vine we picked up for £1 in a village in Wiltshire and after being in the ground for only two years we had several pounds of wonderfully sweet black dessert grapes. We also have two large artichoke plants, figs, olives, strawberries, beans, red peppers, aubergines and chilli peppers in season.


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I'm just on my way to Folkestone ! Hope it's sunny :-)


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Beshlie said:
Ray, do you shoot your photos in RAW? - sorry to go off topic :sorry:
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Hi miss bershlie I use to shoot all my photo,s in raw but not no more it's waste of time I per to use J peg normal,unless you are in to editing your photo,s on photo,shop which I use to used but I get better results just using JPEG hope this helps you in any way the photo,s you see on here are not edited at all just straight from the camera
 
Hubby has finally started to clear the garden we inherited :). Didn't realise how big it was :oops:

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nuttybeaver said:
Hubby has finally started to clear the garden we inherited :). Didn't realise how big it was :oops:

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Take your time work to a plan one boarder at a time and you will get there before spring time work on the garden no more then 3 hours aday so you don't get board doing it
 
Thanks Raymond for the advice. Garden was so overgrown hasn't been tended for about 5 years so we've got to find the borders first :D

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nuttybeaver said:
Thanks Raymond for the advice. Garden was so overgrown hasn't been tended for about 5 years so we've got to find the borders first :D

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If the garden is over grow with shubs and trees depending on which shubs they are you can start to cut them back so you can see the edge of the boarders ok plants are still laying dormant at this time of year apart from the odd one or two just poking themselves up so when your hubby is digging the boarders just watch for the plants if there is any
 
I'll pass on the message thanks :)

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nuttybeaver said:
I'll pass on the message thanks :)

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If you really want to shine people on you can all ways redesign your beds if that sounds too hard you can all ways hirer a mini digger for a weekends and then your hubby can get in to drive it and then take out all of the shubs ect ect the easy way
 
Good evening Bg 8.4 dead on after two hours from my meal,of sausage egg beans bacon and mushroom and one slice of bread yummy
 
Raymond Starr said:
If you really want to shine people on you can all ways redesign your beds if that sounds too hard you can all ways hirer a mini digger for a weekends and then your hubby can get in to drive it and then take out all of the shubs ect ect the easy way
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My garden would look like the battle of the somme if I let him loose in 1 of them :D:D:D:D:D:D

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Good morning Bg this morning 6.2 nice and sunny for a change today but how long will it last for ????
 
Had a scout round my garden this morning what do I see but only early crocus,s are appearing will not be long before the long days of winter is behind us and early days of summer is with us yipeeeeeee
 
6.2 is a nice start to the day ! Saw lots of snowdrops today ( well, think they're snowdrops, may have been turnips ! ).


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