We're making great progress. Actually the Men's Shed members are keeping their eyes out for anything that may be useful to us re landscaping or decorating. We have wood blocks and antenae towers already which we can certainly use.
Julie
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Friday, 8 November 2013
More from the Men's Shed team
Well we needed some picnic tables - two for the Community GArdens at the Sandhills Aboriginal Advancement Foundation in Audley Street (which by the way looks fantastic!) and one for the NFG/ the Men's Shed took on the project and with the generosity of Grants Sawmilling created some low cost and very solid tables. I've since heard we have several umbrellas coming out way, thank you to Tammy Galvin and Jim Knagge for these.
We're making great progress. Actually the Men's Shed members are keeping their eyes out for anything that may be useful to us re landscaping or decorating. We have wood blocks and antenae towers already which we can certainly use.
Julie
Pretty good work, I think you'll agree.
We're making great progress. Actually the Men's Shed members are keeping their eyes out for anything that may be useful to us re landscaping or decorating. We have wood blocks and antenae towers already which we can certainly use.
Julie
Infrastructure away!
The news now is that we have our space fenced and we have negotiated a further 10m x 17m of the cattle yeards to be fenced after April 2014.
The men from the men's shed have erected our garden shed on the slab, so now we have a place to put our gear.
I've started purchasing our tools, and also some basic materials in bags (so that they are easily moved as we landscape the garden).
A job well done.
The men from the men's shed have erected our garden shed on the slab, so now we have a place to put our gear.
I've started purchasing our tools, and also some basic materials in bags (so that they are easily moved as we landscape the garden).
A job well done.
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