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Mallard
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Cold frame

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Quickly made as needed, (having seen some of the projects, I've got to say that) a cold frame. It's since had a coat of wood preserver.
The glass sides are ¼ inch thick Scammell tank transporter side windows! Amazing what some people horde!
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Excellent job.
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well done Mal

Great job )t' i am so envious of all you blokes, i have tried sending Mr Stace to woodwork lessons he is having none of it :? It would be great to have someone who could knock things up like you lot do

Great work

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I need one of those. Must cajole hubby, we have numerous useful bits around...nice job!
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stace wrote:well done Mal

Great job )t' i am so envious of all you blokes, i have tried sending Mr Stace to woodwork lessons he is having none of it :? It would be great to have someone who could knock things up like you lot do

Great work

Stace


Oh come now! My woodworking skills are minimal to say the least. :oops:
You should see the cloches and poly tunnels made bt the tiny Chinese lady on the next plot! :shock:
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Believe me Mal if you saw hubby's DIY skills you would understand )sh , he is a great gardener though and all looks lovely during the summer and winter months in our very large garden so i should think myself lucky )t'


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