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...a few photos at a time.

As all good gardens need a proper entrance gate, heres a photo of mine, along with the background to it. When I'm on my travels, I normally take photos of garden related things that onterest me. I first built this gate a few years ago, to my own design. Its a combination partially of a typical English Lych Gatr, as well as one I saw in Germany that was built by a "Wanderschaft." I'll explin more about these if asked. Its treated in a tradional Scandinavian way that hs been in uce for over a thousand years! Needless to say, being so old its eco friendly, and lasts! The weathervane on top, also made by me, depicts the regional birds of the area in which I live.

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he inside the garden, to left and right of the gate are two identical borders. One of which is shown here...

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To be continued after comments, if any!

<blockquote data-quote="Sandy Ground" data-source="post: 2299" data-attributes="member: 29">...a few photos at a time.As all good gardens need a proper entrance gate, heres a photo of mine, along with the background to it. When I&#039;m on my travels, I normally take photos of garden related things that onterest me. I first built this gate a few years ago, to my own design. Its a combination partially of a typical English Lych Gatr, as well as one I saw in Germany that was built by a &quot;Wanderschaft.&quot; I&#039;ll explin more about these if asked. Its treated in a tradional Scandinavian way that hs been in uce for over a thousand years! Needless to say, being so old its eco friendly, and lasts! The weathervane on top, also made by me, depicts the regional birds of the area in which I live.[ATTACH=full]932[/ATTACH]he inside the garden, to left and right of the gate are two identical borders. One of which is shown here...[ATTACH=full]933[/ATTACH]To be continued after comments, if any!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sandy Ground, post: 2299, member: 29"] ...a few photos at a time. As all good gardens need a proper entrance gate, heres a photo of mine, along with the background to it. When I'm on my travels, I normally take photos of garden related things that onterest me. I first built this gate a few years ago, to my own design. Its a combination partially of a typical English Lych Gatr, as well as one I saw in Germany that was built by a "Wanderschaft." I'll explin more about these if asked. Its treated in a tradional Scandinavian way that hs been in uce for over a thousand years! Needless to say, being so old its eco friendly, and lasts! The weathervane on top, also made by me, depicts the regional birds of the area in which I live. [ATTACH type="full"]932._xfImport[/ATTACH] he inside the garden, to left and right of the gate are two identical borders. One of which is shown here... [ATTACH type="full"]933._xfImport[/ATTACH] To be continued after comments, if any! [/QUOTE]

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