deb_l222
Well-Known Member
It's winter, it rains but for the first time in 18 years I've got to fence off part of my lawn because it's rapidly turning into a quagmire and I'm fed up of the dogs trailing mud in the house
I think we've been fairly lucky in this neck of the woods (South Yorkshire) and not had a massive amount of rain, apart from early November when it flooded badly but, like everywhere else, we've also not had any decent cold temperatures and frost, so the ground has just remained sodden and meh!!!
My little moan is not the fact I have to do this but the fact I gave away all my temporary fence posts and fencing when I got shut of all the horse stuff, so I've got to buy new
I think we've been fairly lucky in this neck of the woods (South Yorkshire) and not had a massive amount of rain, apart from early November when it flooded badly but, like everywhere else, we've also not had any decent cold temperatures and frost, so the ground has just remained sodden and meh!!!
My little moan is not the fact I have to do this but the fact I gave away all my temporary fence posts and fencing when I got shut of all the horse stuff, so I've got to buy new