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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Rochester, KENT
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Re: GRIZZ’s ‘79 - 2WD BLAZER Challenge over in London, England. “~It’s not a Project
So back to random midweek jobs.
Remember the front door porch, had a bush. Not anymore. Thanks Galaxy. ![]() Dig out the roots, planted another two shrubs next to it toward the right. Mixed some cement. ![]() Random mixed pavers recycled and glued in place, used the roil liberated from the stones previously to level up lawn. ![]() And mixed stone into more cement and plugged the hole next to the drive where one invariably steps when parked up. No more muddy shoes indoors. ![]() How bored must you be to sieve out stones, grass and soil on your driveway..... call it recycling ![]() And another little job done. ![]() In the mean time, back in South Africa, where lockdown means no alcohol or tobacco sales, the black markets are flourishing, as expected. My brother had started out doing home brew in 2 litre bottles....... he has now scaled up to 25 litre containers. ![]() .
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