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I supose it is too much to ask ' Why have you got a goat in a wheel barrow ?'

 

Gretel was, for want of a better description, my arb-goat. She'd come with me whenever I was outside, and on sunny days liked to sleep in the wheel barrow because I guess it was warm. If I left the tools in it and started work, she'd knock the barrow over to empty it...

If you want to clear brambles, there's no better way than chucking a goat in to clear the green, then putting a pig in there to get rid of the rest. Not as quick as a flamethrower, but slightly more zen....

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Gretel was, for want of a better description, my arb-goat. She'd come with me whenever I was outside, and on sunny days liked to sleep in the wheel barrow because I guess it was warm. If I left the tools in it and started work, she'd knock the barrow over to empty it...

If you want to clear brambles, there's no better way than chucking a goat in to clear the green, then putting a pig in there to get rid of the rest. Not as quick as a flamethrower, but slightly more zen....

 

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Gretel was, for want of a better description, my arb-goat. She'd come with me whenever I was outside, and on sunny days liked to sleep in the wheel barrow because I guess it was warm. If I left the tools in it and started work, she'd knock the barrow over to empty it...

If you want to clear brambles, there's no better way than chucking a goat in to clear the green, then putting a pig in there to get rid of the rest. Not as quick as a flamethrower, but slightly more zen....

 

That is fantastic. Brilliant way to do a job. Just erect a temp fence and let them get on with it. Eco friendly.:thumbup:

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Gretel was, for want of a better description, my arb-goat. She'd come with me whenever I was outside, and on sunny days liked to sleep in the wheel barrow because I guess it was warm. If I left the tools in it and started work, she'd knock the barrow over to empty it...

If you want to clear brambles, there's no better way than chucking a goat in to clear the green, then putting a pig in there to get rid of the rest. Not as quick as a flamethrower, but slightly more zen....

 

Brilliant :thumbup:

 

When we had goats no fence could contain them. One of them would jump a five bar gate and another could release the latch on it's pen but as said they were fantastic for bramble clearing Oh and next doors roses :thumbdown:

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