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10-07-19, 11:58
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Excellent Robert, about time although it doesn't seem to have taken that long to build. Enjoy it. Cheers R'n'J.
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11-07-19, 02:27
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Impressed
Hi Rob
Very impressing and Im Jealous, Very nice home I am sure you will both love it. Well Done. Cheers Tony
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15-07-19, 09:59
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Thank you for the replies we are finally in the house and it certainly much more comfortable than the shed, and no more banging my head on the caravan door frame.
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16-09-20, 06:01
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One shed survived the fires so I removed the roller door and had barn doors made and fitted. It will become the new blitz's home when it is cleaned out.
To make use of the shed slab beside it I bought two containers and a podroof. one container for tools the other for parts and when I fit a back wall I will have a 7x6 metre work area.
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16-09-20, 06:47
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New shed
Looking great Rob!
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