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Matthew Storrs

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Well, as suggested in another thread il show mine if you show me yours!5976629b4fba8_DSCF55091.jpg.67054b214277ead3d1217529c0443940.jpg

 

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A job i did back in summer with telegraph strainers and chesnut stakes, the conditions were hardly ideal, either granite EVERYWHERE or just soft peat- got the digger bogged down to the doors!

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westphalian
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I would do that but it was only waste from planking. I can’t see owt wrong

andy cobb
andy cobb

I always think it better to knock gate posts in, may need a rock spike for hard going. We don't use gate post to strain fencing wire, instead fitting another straining post next to the gate post.

Rough Hewn
Rough Hewn

All oak. I don't do fencing anymore.

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Image uploading - Click on this image >> attach.gif << on the top row of the menu, which is next to this one smilie.gif when you click reply and then choose your file and upload :thumbup:

 

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