Favourite type of wall/fence?

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  1. James_F

    James_F Flood This Chief Exec.

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    For me its got to be a wooden fence.

    Check out this beast. :clap:


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  2. Peel_Acres

    Peel_Acres Sussex Exile

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    Dry Stone, obviously
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    Look at the daring sheep!
     
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  3. James_F

    James_F Flood This Chief Exec.

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    That sheep is in a very tempting position :drool:
     
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  4. The Game

    The Game Big Dave 2k

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    I agree to an extent. But I quite like the chicken wired fences with wooden blocks inserted at evenly spread intervals.
     
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    Peel_Acres Sussex Exile

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    mmmm chicken...

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  6. The Game

    The Game Big Dave 2k

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    What a lot of people think is that chicken wire is only good for fences, however as my picture shows, this is an incorrect statement.

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  7. James_F

    James_F Flood This Chief Exec.

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    But, this is about fences. Start your own thread if you wish to discuss the greater aspects of chicken wire. I love the stuff, but this isn't the place.
     
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  8. Peel_Acres

    Peel_Acres Sussex Exile

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    Sorry, and by the way my favourite giant smarties colour is purple :rolleyes:
     
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  9. The Game

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    But FF is a public forum, surely I deserve the right to freedom of speech?
     
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  10. James_F

    James_F Flood This Chief Exec.

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    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    You crack me up sometimes Fraser.
     
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  11. Swansea Til I die

    Swansea Til I die Registered User

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    Fences? Chicken Wire? Walls? Pah!

    I like to roam free without such restrictions.
     
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  12. Shauny

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    i agree.

    freedome for all.

    unless you drag up old posts and get brutaly attacked in the horror that is the tightly built fence of injustice :no:
     
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    Cheese wire that's pretty dahm fine in certain circumstances
     
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  14. Gaffa

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    i like fencing if thats any relevant. Those masks!
     
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  15. Shauny

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    greenhouses are not bad as well
    great for smoking hash in

    i heard....
     
    #15 Shauny, Mar 2, 2004
  16. The Game

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    Are you Celtic_Babe's younger brother?
     
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    2 types that my beloved team can really use. Off- and de-.
     
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  18. Riffy

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    For me this is the only "way"...
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    Readyhoard :clap:
     
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  19. James_F

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    Oh thats quality. I think I've been converted.
     
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  20. Riffy

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    They`re ideal for when you don`t have any penetratable material to fix the foundations to.

    For example in a car park.
     
    #20 Riffy, Mar 3, 2004
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