Showjumps

[lisan]

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These make fab jumps, if ever you pass roadworks pick some up!

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PMSL!!
No, No, those are the wrong ones, you need the waterboard ones with the 'round uprights' as the

Cups fit on them perfectly - spray the bases back and Voila -

I also made the V filler - got it cut out at local DIY shop and screwed it to a 6ft pole and the hanging filler is a 10ft peice of wood screwed to an 8ft by 2ft peice of wood. Water tray is a peice of tarpaulin - I did buy the gate thou!

 

[lisan]

Oh, and the poles were a£5 each and I painted them myself! Only 10ft and not as wide as normal ones, but so much easier when you set a course up and have to put it all away again on your own!! Plastic poles get broken too easily - and are too damn expensive!

 

[piebaldsparkle]

It is very dangerous to remove barriers, not to mention illegal and carries a hefty fine £2000 per item if my memory serves me right.

Guess who works for a water company???

(now runs and hides!!!).

 

[lisan]

The one I 'found' were actually in a hedge/verge and had been there 3 months, the remainder are still there now, months later..............

 

[CastleMouse]

So technically you were preserving the environment

 

[piebaldsparkle]

Ohhh just liberated then!!!!!

Just thought I ought to point out the dangers as believe me, I have heard of barriers/cones being taken from round excavations, leading to cars going down holes!!!

 

[spotty_pony]

Polyjumps are great! Ideal for schooling! But then again wooden poles are great too as horses have more respect for them.