David the fencer has had a good day at work. The whole of this length you can see was damaged by the storm during the winter. Part of the fence was leaning right over & the rest down completely. He has straitened the leaning bit by digging down, breaking g the concrete slats, pulling the whole thing straight & re cementing it ready for putting the new fencing panels in.
It looks an expensive job!! 😨😨
Three good things:
1. The nicest part of the day is in the evening again.
2. Our son in laws birthday!
3. I have forwarded several photos of the fence in progress to our youngest son in NZ …he has a fencing business there.
@julzmaioro Wouldn’t we just….even more expensive to have got him home to mend it but would have paid if it was possible! At least the work would have been free in fact I bet this is almost a plane fare price by the end of it! 😨
So, you have had access to your neighbours yard and vice versa! Good thing there are no animals involved. Its a big job and this guy sounds as if he knows what he is doing.
@maggiemae O we have no dogs neither do they….well we have Connie now & again but she wouldn’t stray out of her own territory! Next door never go in their garden…they have someone to mow the grass & that trampoline thing is never used by the grandchildren these days & needs to go they say.
A lovely garden,Pat,it'll be nice to have the fence fixed.My next door neighbour's fence panels came down.He's temporarily fixed it with pallets... looks rather neat
