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...now you don't!
Yes, at last, that pair of bastard weed trees next door are gone - and we are thrilled!
Next job: get rid of the neighbours, their screaming "demon spawn", their stinky barbecues, and their fucking yappy dog.
Here's an appropriate song for a Tacky Music Monday, methinks - those outfits! the stoned stares! - now we have all that sky...
Have a good week, dear reader.
Oh, bravo!! Does this mean that your entry to next year's GPE will be full of cacti, yuccas, and palms etc?
ReplyDeleteP.S. So when are they chopping the trampoline down?
We're hoping for a (t)horny devil to make an appearance... Jx
DeletePS I was hoping that a large bit of tree might have - ahem - accidentally destroyed that bloody trampoline, but no.
Let the sunshine in! Imagine how happy your garden will be (and less mess to clean up).
ReplyDeleteI actually liked the Fifth Dimension, but this version is especially trippy (but not naturally trippy like the original in Hair). I think a number of them found Jesus. We have two decent splits of cava in the fridge. I was tempted to open one today.
I am really pleased that our usual autumn "sludgy-leaf-and-sprouting-sycamore-seeds" clean-up is forever banished (well, at least it will be from next year; their "keys" are everywhere at the moment, so there's still work to do to clear them out of pots)!
DeleteOf course - more sun, more watering... but we'll cope!
As for 5th Dimension, they normally made the likes of Andy Williams seem like Black Sabbath, but it's this deeply weird performance that had me hooked... Jx
PS ¡Salud!
I always got a good chuckle that you called them bastard weed trees!!!! But think of the gardening results going forward....
ReplyDeleteWe are, Mads, we are..! Jx
DeleteActually I was a bit late taking the first photo, a lot of the lower branches had already been removed.
ReplyDelete'Let the Sunshine in' indeed
Well, it still shows a bit of the scale. Jx
DeleteCongrats!! So you will now have to consider some new plants?!
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Ms Scarlet, we're always considering more plants! Hence why we continue to purchase new shelves and pots to plant them all on/in.
DeleteApart from the Hydrangea, there's not a lot here that desperately prefers shade. Even the assorted ferns brushed off everything this summer threw at 'em! Jx