New Purchase/Build - Home Renovations - Gardens - Garages & Sheds.

[Lennox]

  On 20/11/2015 at 2:19 AM, Pixy Angel said:

Here are a few pic of the Excavation work. I went up this morning and they are hoping to have it finished this arvo. Fingers crossed.

Ill head back this arvo

Earthworks costly? Edited 20/11/15 06:04 AM by Lennox

[Pixy Angel]

Nice Steve whats all red stuff? or is it just the colour of dirt being in WA.

  On 20/11/2015 at 6:03 AM, Lennox said:

Earthworks costly?

This is costing me 18k including dirt removal approx 600T +. I should save a few $$$ because of local farmer taking about half.

[bloodycrashboy]

  On 20/11/2015 at 5:02 AM, -Stever- said:

Before

...And that's all I've got hahaha. Real work should start Tuesday I think.

looks like a big block, what size is it?

[Pixy Angel]

I think Steve is on a few acres.

[discostig]

Red stuff is the crushed bones of my enemies, laying them in the foundation of my war fortress. Earthworks costing about 30k including a run in trench about 70m for electric and phone. Fortress is about 300m². Water tank base 11.5m in diameter. I was there filming when he pushed over the trees that were on the water tank spot. I liked those trees so it was a sad sight...but an impressive machine. He asked me "Wasn't that much better than fixing computers?" which I had to agree with.

Five acres of land, about ten minutes up the hill from Midland, away from the riff raff. Even less of a drive to where Peter Brock had his final race actually.

[bloodycrashboy]

  On 20/11/2015 at 9:26 AM, -Stever- said:

Red stuff is the crushed bones of my enemies, laying them in the foundation of my war fortress. Earthworks costing about 30k including a run in trench about 70m for electric and phone. Fortress is about 300m². Water tank base 11.5m in diameter. I was there filming when he pushed over the trees that were on the water tank spot. I liked those trees so it was a sad sight...but an impressive machine. He asked me "Wasn't that much better than fixing computers?" which I had to agree with.

Five acres of land, about ten minutes up the hill from Midland, away from the riff raff. Even less of a drive to where Peter Brock had his final race actually.

5 acres, man that's huge!!!!

what are you going to do with it all?

[discostig]

Drift circuit. War fortress is the nickname for the clubhouse in the middle.

Edited 20/11/15 12:36 PM by -Stever-

[bloodycrashboy]

  On 20/11/2015 at 12:36 PM, -Stever- said:

Drift circuit. War fortress is the nickname for the clubhouse in the middle.

my parents bought a 5 acres with a house on it when I was 17 (just a couple of years ago)

first thing I did was mark out a circuit with my motocross bike (CR 125)

I must have drove my parents nuts going round for hours, only stopping to refuel !!!!!

neighbors must have been happy when I moved back into town to my own place about 6 months later.

[bloodycrashboy]

  On 20/11/2015 at 12:57 AM, Pixy Angel said:

Very nice reno's Garden area look lash mate.

living in the tropics is garden heaven for those that enjoy it (my wife looks after that side of things, I just do the heavy lifting)

you just need to put down some good soil, chuck in some plants, and the wet season looks after the rest.

october 2009

April 2010

September 2011

Edit: BTW, we started off looking at the classic kidney shaped pool, ended up with this (so glad we explored other options)

Edited 20/11/15 08:06 PM by bloodycrashboy

[Pixy Angel]

Holly crap Steve so friends dont hang around long with you, so many enemies.

Crashboy love the garden mate wifes on the ball. So now I ask can you send me some cuttings? Of the plant in below photo. Ill pay for postage.

This is my old place I love my garden spent $$$ and many hours to get it right. Also like my lights, lighting makes a big difference to the look of a house/garden.

Yes the right side is mine too.

Big backyard for the kids and the lights

Plants everywhere the whole boundary line is garden.

The pool behind the house which left a big backyard