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    Pauline "balcony " garden & her sparrows.

    Always worried that since moving from house to flat that Pauline has lost her garden.
    Especially as I carry on where left off making models.

    So with some ingenuity & a bit of thought (what is left in this senile old brain) the balcony
    has been rigged out. My work stopped there flowers planting are all Pauline. Also add that
    she has created a herb garden

    Plus a sparrows retreat (feeding) area. We have probably about 50 visits a day.
    So I can selfishly continue model making.

    Laurie

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  • papa 695
    Moderator
    • May 2011
    • 22826

    #2
    A great display, and use of a small space Laurie. And some lovely flowers.

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    • Allen Dewire
      • Apr 2018
      • 4741
      • Allen
      • Bamberg

      #3
      A really nice and well executed plan Laurie. Serves both purposes very well and beautiful to look at too. Great when everyone is happy. Very good job Sir and great pictures to boot!!!

      Prost
      Allen
      Life's to short to be a sheep...

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      • Jim R
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 15923
        • Jim
        • Shropshire

        #4
        Growing plants and feeding our feathered friends - well done to you both. Good for the soul.

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        • Nicko
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2019
          • 1504
          • Nick
          • East Anglia

          #5
          Sounds like you've managed the best of all worlds Laurie.

          I'm no gardener and neither is my wife. My poor old Mum now struggles to do very much in her own garden these days too.

          So, I have two gardens to look after (more like try and keep under control really) and they really impact my modelling and motorcycle tinkering time..

          Typical weekend conversation at Mother's.... "Nick, can you trim my (insert some plant name)"...... "Mum, you'll have to come and show me what one that is..." :rolling:

          Nick

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          • Guest

            #6
            Originally posted by therapy
            Sounds like you've managed the best of all worlds Laurie.

            I'm no gardener and neither is my wife. My poor old Mum now struggles to do very much in her own garden these days too.

            So, I have two gardens to look after (more like try and keep under control really) and they really impact my modelling and motorcycle tinkering time..

            Typical weekend conversation at Mother's.... "Nick, can you trim my (insert some plant name)"...... "Mum, you'll have to come and show me what one that is..." :rolling:

            Nick
            Nick get two flats with balconies :hungry:

            Laurie

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            • tr1ckey66
              SMF Supporters
              • Mar 2009
              • 3592

              #7
              I’m with Jim - nature is good for the soul. Looks lovely Laurie
              Paul

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