What better way to dress up the place than with some post a rail fencing? Not cheap, but looks great. Half way through it.
And we now have a little dam over the other side so we dont need to siphon water over from the dam to the bath tubs.
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Hi V,
Nice to see you're back. We got the pro's in to do one length of ours (yes, it's not cheap), then did the rest ourselves after watching them. I put it down to a short, $3000 TAFE course followed by a practical exercise. Our bit looks as good as the pro's (even if I do say so myself)!
Thanks Patch, well done with the TAFE course and the DIY. I didnt even suspect they had one on fencing, but of course they must teach them somehow. I actually did a certain amount of unskilled labour in carting wood and road base, painting etc. So maybe next fence I put up wont be as "rustic" as my first attempt!
Ooops, didn't mean that I actually did a TAFE course. Watching the fencing guys put in $3000 worth of post and rail was sorta LIKE doing a TAFE course. I'm sure if there was such a thing, it wouldn't cost that much (I'd hope).
Sort of a Cert I in Post and Rail Fencing. Which I guess I now hold too then!
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