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Hi everyone,
Every Monday I'm keen to hear what you got up to over the weekend.
It might have been starting a new project, getting stuck into some gardening, hosting a cracking BBQ, catching a new movie, getting some exercise, catching up with friends and family, or just relaxing with a good book.
Please share in the discussion below.
Jason
Got started with a new garden bed area along one side of the driveway which meant my shelving project got put on hold for a bit (although all that's left is to join, sand, paint and hang). Haven't quite finished the driveway job but made some good progress (footy and rugby finals are partly to blame). Still need to finish each end with some pebbles and stuff.
No DIY for me between having a mate's bday on, as well as Bathurst. But did some more planning for the new house - sketched out our first thoughts for the backyard, visited some display homes, went to Homebase (Subiaco)...So it was productive, but nothign too hands on...besides beers
I'm a bit stiff and sore today! I'm not sure whether its from my first game of cricket for the season, or the digging finishing off our garden edging at the side of the house. Probably both!
Pretty happy with how the garden is taking shape. Just need to add some more soil and stones and then we can get planting.
Jason
Finally finished off the hard work on side of the house. Bluestone rounds, embedded railway sleepers, Oxy-Shield steel edging and small river pebbles.
Now just have to get rid of the last of the weeds, add a bit of soil and plant the garden bed (left hand side of the photo below) which is the fun part.
What did you get up to over the weekend?
Jason
Oiled some outdoor furniture on the deck. Not sure if I should also do the deck itself. Will probably leave it!
well.with no projects on the go at the moment and the weather being a bit wet,i decided to tidy up my workshed and reorganise it and give the floor a fresh coat of decking oil.i managed to pick up a few compressor covers from supacheap auto @ $1 each,so now all my toys are covered when not in use.during the past month i have paved the front area of my shed and added an awning which will add a bit of comfort when working on projects outside.i also decided today to knock up a first aid cabinet for the shed,made out of scrap material,for those ocassions when i take a bit of bark off.
kel
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