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Gadget-UK
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Well, thats an (ummm) "Interesting" Repair 
alan morrison
Fellow
Just needs a lick of paint.
Pierre
Fellow
Well at least someone tried!! 
Penpal
Grand Master
In Country repairs,over here barbed wire,fencing wire is accepted.
Peter.
Peter.
wm460
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- Mark
Looks like a quality workman's ship from Julalikari council aboriginal corporation.
That's no good. Birch doesn't last. Should have used beech
alan morrison
Fellow
Mark, that's a good size of a back garden that you have.
Tiny James
Full Member
it's a rustic repair
James
James
Lons
Fellow
Wasamarra with that? 
Haven't any of you lot watched those upcycling programs? 
Haven't any of you lot watched those upcycling programs? Wasamarra with that?
Watched so many as the wife likes them. I would be ashamed to put my name to many of the so called "Creations" let alone appear on telly
Lons
Fellow
Watched so many as the wife likes them. I would be ashamed to put my name to many of the so called "Creations" let alone appear on telly
I've seen a few Derek and whilst there are the odd presentable bits most are shocking,
It could be one of Vic’s.
It could be one of Vic’s.
Nah defiantly not, he wouldn't waste good turning wood like that!!
alpha1
Fellow
I noticed it has a plaque on the back of it. It was probably donated. Someone should fix it.