slim_boy_fat
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Love the shape, but it'll never keep random wildlife out of their garden. 
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Haha yeah they're tiny! They're going in a person's back garden in a gap between some existing small railing panels so are sized to suit. They're just to stop their dogs getting into a herb patch. Funny thing is that one of the dogs is a mahoosive great dane which could easily jump the gates/rails.
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I get the bolt/rivet effect and think it adds a great touch to that top form, gives it the period look.
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some very nice quality work on your facebook page.
daleyd
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I really like the bottom gate, that's lovely!
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Uh oh, I've been rumbled.
My website is much nicer to look at than my FB page. www.joeltarr.co.uk
My website is much nicer to look at than my FB page. www.joeltarr.co.uk
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Some stunning work on that website and with only 4 years experience...totally amazing....and annoying that we had to drag it out of you.
Hope we get regular project updates ...please
Hope we get regular project updates ...please
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Cheers. That wildflower gate was a bit of a palava cos I didn't have oxy propane then so that was all done ye olde firey way...e.
(It's a different layout to the full desktop site, I found it easier to navigate on a phone)
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Thanks for the info.
I only updated it the other day after about 6 months of it only having naff old jobs on, so for the minute I'm just happy there's something there.
My clients are generally 60+ years old and it was so demoralizing handing out cards to people at fairs/demos and saying "look at my Facebook page for the most up to date work" and seeing that expression on their face that says "I'm not on Facebook, I don't understand Facebook, I'm not going to look at your Facebook, I'm going to look at your website and judge you on the rubbish I see there and then not commission you".
I can put up with the odd glitch anyhow, websites that are too polished can make a craftsman/women look a bit corportate.
I only updated it the other day after about 6 months of it only having naff old jobs on, so for the minute I'm just happy there's something there.
My clients are generally 60+ years old and it was so demoralizing handing out cards to people at fairs/demos and saying "look at my Facebook page for the most up to date work" and seeing that expression on their face that says "I'm not on Facebook, I don't understand Facebook, I'm not going to look at your Facebook, I'm going to look at your website and judge you on the rubbish I see there and then not commission you".
I can put up with the odd glitch anyhow, websites that are too polished can make a craftsman/women look a bit corportate.
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You know I get lots of wrinklies on my fb. They use it to keep in touch with family spread around the country and even world
Hey my webpage does very little to nothing for me is well out of date- so who am I? On with it now.
My opinion it's a good site but the moving pictures don't make it very good on the phone
Thing is it hard to find the right guy to advise and run this stuff
Hey my webpage does very little to nothing for me is well out of date- so who am I? On with it now.
My opinion it's a good site but the moving pictures don't make it very good on the phone
Thing is it hard to find the right guy to advise and run this stuff
