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26-04-2009, 06:50 PM   #11

Re: My garden - pictures taken today


It looks beautiful Emma, oh to have such lovely grass..... (our dogs have destroyed our lawn) The bleeding heart is looking great, I love those and used to have one, probably dug up by one of the dogs I love your fence too. Your cats look very happy in their lovely garden.



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26-04-2009, 06:52 PM   #12

Re: My garden - pictures taken today


Thanks Kim.

Bronwyn likes going out in the garden but only really if we are out as well, most of the time she stays indoors (odd girl lol )



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26-04-2009, 06:57 PM   #13

Re: My garden - pictures taken today


What a lovely garden! I too envy you your grass as my small north-facing back garden would never support it and is better off paved. It's maturing very nicely there Emma!

How are you going to extend . . . I presume out rather than up?



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26-04-2009, 07:34 PM   #14

Re: My garden - pictures taken today


Hi Yola, we are planning a large extension at the back, firstly removing the kitchen that ends out and bringing the whole of the bungalow back, moving and rebuilding a larger garage and doing a loft conversion which might involve us making the pitch of the roof higher. Architect is drawing up some initial sketches for us.



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26-04-2009, 07:39 PM   #15

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This photo shows how the kitchen sticks out from the rest of the property, this will be removed and replaced with a similar one but much deeper and hopefully nearly as wide as the bungalow, we will then have a large kitchen/dining room and large living room and hopefully 4/5 bedrooms





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26-04-2009, 08:04 PM   #16

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Flipping heck woman 4-5 beds what are you planning a bed and brekkie....



You should talk to Smudgley they had an extension done on their bungalow last year (maybe the year before time is flying by)

But it sounds good though are you planning a conservatory or skylights......



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26-04-2009, 08:08 PM   #17

Re: My garden - pictures taken today


I have enjoyed looking at your garden. The cats are beautiful. It is good that you are staying, I'd hate to leave somewhere as nice as that.



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26-04-2009, 09:26 PM   #18

Re: My garden - pictures taken today


What a lovely large garden and so well maintained! Love the pic of Bronwyn guarding the bird bath .......



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26-04-2009, 10:00 PM   #19

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Flipping heck woman 4-5 beds what are you planning a bed and brekkie....



You should talk to Smudgley they had an extension done on their bungalow last year (maybe the year before time is flying by)

But it sounds good though are you planning a conservatory or skylights......
LOL me and the OH were thinking 3/4 beds, but the architect said "what would you like 4/5 beds, so we said ok" LOL but that really does depend as we would like them to be good sized rooms. We have two beds at the moment, living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom so by extending upstairs and extending the back it should be viable. At the back we are hoping to put some sort of dorma windows in the roof, unlikely we will be allowed them at the front but we can have skylights if we want. Yes we will also be having some sort of conservatory/sun room (which I am sure the cats will be in most of the time!! )



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26-04-2009, 10:01 PM   #20

Re: My garden - pictures taken today


Thanks Eileen, I really need to put some more effort into the garden, it looks ok but it could look a lot better



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