I moved a couple of armchairs out of our conservatory just to see where the new settee will go. It'll look nothing like these |
The lovely bricklayer turned up Monday and got 'stuck in' |
He used up the bricks and breeze blocks and had to get some more. This was newly laid turf last year, I do so hope it recovers |
End of the day Tuesday - insulation to go in and the breeze block inner walls need to be completed |
You must be so annoyed - I certainly would be. And look at the mess they made of your lawn...that probably will have to be replaced. Builders!
ReplyDeleteHow can they get away with simply not turning up? That is disgraceful!
ReplyDeleteHope all is resolved soon.
Shame about the lawn..
Hope today is a good one for you.
Martin :0)
I'm sure the grass will recover, spike it and put some 'aftercut' on it, we certainly haven't been short of rain latley, so hopefully it will grow well again.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Sandie xx
I really enjoy reading your blog and seeing all your photos. I used to garden in a big way, but have come down now to a box of lettuce outside my kitchen door and two tomato plants. Your descriptions of working your allotment lets me vicariously "garden" right along with you!
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Blimey - what's going on here then missus!? I don't visit for a little while and you go and start building a mansion!?
ReplyDeleteI don't doubt with yours and his green fingers you'll get everything sorted as usual!
Try not to stress out too much you two,
X
Oh that makes me so cross! It's why I'm always so worried about getting people in.... Having said that, when they're there they appear to be doing a very nice job! Let's hope it is finished soon :-) Love 'n' hugs, Mel xx
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