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Looks very smart. And goo warming winter work (although its probably still Tropical down your way!)
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I'm not sure if this counts as a garden project but I am in the process of knocking down a former servants laundry,as I can't afford any servants at present!!!!!! I am restyling it as a garden room with a panoramic floor to ceiling window so that I can have an uninterrupted view of the back garden. 8-) ;)
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Sounds cool, I love re-purposed old buildings, love to see pictures when you are ready.

Seems having servants was more common than not back awhile, our house is hardly huge yet I found all the wires , pivots and pulleys of a servant bell call system up in the roof space
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We had that too, and our house was only built in 1960.

But I'm worried that if the servants laundry is knocked down the Robots will have nowhere to chill in 5 years' time ...
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In 5 years time Robots should be water proof and can be kept in a hidden corner of the garden, then summoned when required. :lol: ;) Or if you had an impressive looking one it could double as a garden sculpture, especially if fitted with the optional water pump as it could then double up as a fountain. :idea: :roll:
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I see you've started on the Christmas sherry early this year Jas ;)
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Don't know about Jas's concept but I have always fancied one of them there "Electric Sheep" to keep the grass nibbled short and allow more sitting with a glass time :)

Something like this would suit me nicely http://www.husqvarna.com/uk/products/ro ... 967622403/

I think its safe to assume Santa may have been put off by the price! :(
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Friend of mine have a robot mower. Large lawn, holiday property where they are only present for about 50% of the time, and weeks when they are not there. He speaks very highly of it, but yeah it was expensive, and if it would genuinely mean you didn't need a ride-on mini-tractor-mower, and didn't spend all those hours spent sitting on it, its probably not excessively expensive.

Quiet too, with an electric mower, so noty going to spoil your sunshine-nap on a lounger whilst it trundles around you :)
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I don't have a ride-on hence the attraction! (nothing against them they just don't fit in through my narrow gateways)
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flounder wrote:I see you've started on the Christmas sherry early this year Jas ;)
Hello Flounder, I didn't know you were on here!

My favourite tipple is Port, and you still have time to send me a bottle. :lol:
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