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Old 05-09-2011, 04:10 AM
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Very nice! Looks good
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Old 05-09-2011, 04:13 AM
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The Fit is actually shorter than the S... from online sources it shows:

Fit = 151.4 inches
S - 162.7 inches

WAY taller and wider though

I wonder if my S car cover would work at all... We have a nasty tree over top the bottom parking space in the driveway that dumps all kinds of crap on whatever car is there.
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Old 05-09-2011, 04:13 AM
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One of Tom's friends asked why he was driving the clown car (small). His friend is gonna get is ass kicked
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Old 05-09-2011, 04:17 AM
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Originally Posted by AllWorldLax
What I did this weekend
One of the bad parts about building a new house: No landscaping. I went to the Garden Factory Saturday and spent my weekend putting in our first little bit of landscape.
Congrats, I love playing in the dirt
You stuff looks good
It's such a wonderful feeling to step back and see what you have done

And even after you have had existing landscaping, the work never stops
This spring I got my Walking Stick / Contorted Hazelnut planted and the huge old fallen over Lilac removed
I still am shopping for 3 more white/red Rose of Sharon / Hibiscus Syriacus that have to go in, the last part of fixing where the Lilac was
And, I have 7 new Forsythia bushes that need to go in
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Old 05-09-2011, 06:07 AM
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All grass for me...just mow it and done.
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Old 05-09-2011, 06:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Triple-H
And even after you have had existing landscaping, the work never stops
This spring I got my Walking Stick / Contorted Hazelnut planted and the huge old fallen over Lilac removed

I saw the walking stick when I was at the Garden Factory and decided I need to find a way to incorporate one into my landscape in the back of the house. So cool!

I still have so much work to do in the front on the house. I will be building a retaining wall and creating a two-tiered design for the front yard with a flowering pear tree as the focal point. All I need is about a week off from work and a thousand dollars....
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Old 05-09-2011, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by AllWorldLax
I saw the walking stick when I was at the Garden Factory and decided I need to find a way to incorporate one into my landscape in the back of the house. So cool!
My Mom came up with the suggestion for me, I had never seen/heard of one
I needed something that would not get too tall, would fill in some width, and would not look like a naked bush int he winter
Once The Walking stick gets big it should do all of these nicely
And, should look totally cool in the winter when the real shape of the limbs show

I think it's a great choice for you too as it is sure to become a conversation piece!
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Old 05-09-2011, 06:55 AM
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I want this SOOOO bad. I just can't justify the $45 for it



Where was this when I was 10 and didn't want to buy car mods instead?
That looks like the walkie-talkie from Star Trek. Am I correct? Looks very cool though

Originally Posted by AllWorldLax
What I did this weekend

One of the bad parts about building a new house: No landscaping. I went to the Garden Factory Saturday and spent my weekend putting in our first little bit of landscape.
Very cool Chris. Now that the drive is done, I'm going to diving headlong into doing yardwork and maintenance.
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My gardener didn't do chit over the weekend...not too happy about that.
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Originally Posted by Crazy_Schizo
My gardener didn't do chit over the weekend...not too happy about that.
Mine cut the lawn...twice, removed 3 large holly bushes, and installed heated grips on the VFR and got it out of storage!
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