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| It's taken awhile, but we have moved our fence forward and have a gate in place. |
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| The new gate ! . We couldn't get more metal for a gate to match the fencing. Philip's brilliant idea to cut two rows off the length of the rusty metal and have it welded together to make a gate. Now this opens up the side shade garden and back garden. So nice to have a proper swinging gate to go in and out of. |
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| The fence before , two rows taller . Too tall in fact; and the the temporary gate. Mickey stuck behind with only the back garden to play in. |
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| And now …open ! |
Looks terrific. That Phillip!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Very resourceful! :o)
ReplyDeleteVery creative, and picturesque (as is your garden).
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteFreaking fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI really love haw simple this fence is. It has its intended purpose to separate two areas but it is thin enough to make it seem like it isn't there. I had to search the pictures for a moment, it completely blends in with the plants, making the whole space look much larger than it is. This looks like an easy project I could try. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteChristian Renwick @ Altitude Fence And Deck