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Please visit me in my garden, among the flowers and weeds, as I carve out a little patch of heaven in this rainy Pacific Northwest. I hope to share with you some of the joys, the triumphs, the techniques I learn along the way, and maybe some favourite garden recipes and art projects, too.
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2 comments:
Well done! It looks like you put a lot of hard work into that project! Looks great!
Laura - Thanks. I have also learned which parts to hire out (the heavy stuff which used to land me in pain later). That has made me more confident to take on such projects.
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