ArtMech
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We loved to have early greens... until... one day came on with a few special seconds...
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dickfoster
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That looks more like a project restart to me.
RNeumann
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I wouldn't like early greens after that either! Try building the greenhouse with bricks next time.
Two sarcastic comments in one post....I'll stop now. In all seriousness sorry to see that. Hope the rebuild goes well and you are finished before next spring.
Two sarcastic comments in one post....I'll stop now. In all seriousness sorry to see that. Hope the rebuild goes well and you are finished before next spring.
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That's happened not this year, but in 2015. It was lifted off by the wind, rolled over through the road and thrown onto my neighbour's land. This greenhouse was equipped with the 4 anchors made of concrete. They worked well several years, but didn't help this time.
300UGUY
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Looks like a nice little green house. I keep thinking about one, but never seem to get to it......
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Yeah... I loved early radish
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Is that yours?
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All is possible. Just always better 'think twice' like English speakers are used to say, before making a decision.
It was a rental for the university. When it took off, it cleared everyone's head. If I remember correctly, no one was hurt. It just stood it up on it's side and the pine trees caught it.
Does not look like it was secured at all... Now they remove some bricks and pound long spikes into the brickyard.
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