I would just like to say

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Dippypud said:
Is it not worth sweeping builders sand in, it has a lot of salt in it so weed dunt like it ...
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The trouble is the cracks are so feckin narrow. You can barely get a knife blade in between them. so when a weed establishes itself it is very hard indeed to pull it out without simply tearing a bit off and leaving the root in there. And you can't get glyphosphates here any more. :(:(:(
So I think we'll have to get the finest sand we can, mix it with cement and ram it in there. :(
 
Stanleysteamer said:
The trouble is the cracks are so feckin narrow. You can barely get a knife blade in between them. so when a weed establishes itself it is very hard indeed to pull it out without simply tearing a bit off and leaving the root in there. And you can't get glyphosphates here any more. :(:(:(
So I think we'll have to get the finest sand we can, mix it with cement and ram it in there. :(
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Just sweep cement dust in there and go over it with a watering can ...

Hippo might lend you one ... :D
 
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Dippypud said:
Just sweep cement dust in there and go over it with a watering can ...

Hippo might lend you one ... :D
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So you think pure cement will hold do you?
You can tell I'm not a bricky type person!
The reason I say that is because to me cement is just one ingredient in concrete although I now read that some people say "cement" when they mean concrete.
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/cement-vs-concrete/
So I think I'd like to sweep concrete dust into there then sprinkle with watter. The main problem is still there though, finding sand fine enough.
Hmmmm!
 
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The rover has a pet rock.
"Roaming Mars is a lonely existence for NASA's Perseverance, but the exploratory rover now has a traveling companion: a hitchhiking "pet rock" that got stuck in one of its wheels.
Luckily, the Martian stone won't impact the rover's science mission and is only a minor inconvenience – like having a pebble stuck in your shoe.
Perseverance's front-left wheel accidentally picked up the pet rock on Feb. 4, or Sol 341 – the 341st Martian day of the Martian year, according to a statement by NASA.
The rock has periodically photobombed images taken by the rover's front-left Hazard Avoidance Camera (Hazcam)."
 
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Deer photographed by Wifey's new wildlife cam.
not sure how to work the blamed thing properly yet so managed to delete others.:rolleyes::mad:
We have now seen a male and a female.
Wretched things prolly eating our fruit. when they are not chewing on the bark of trees!
Very pretty though.
And 15 degs C at 1 a.m., it certainly has been hot here!
Looking a bit stormy now.
Have a lovely Sunday folks!
:):):)
 
DanClarke said:
Lovely! Don't forget to go to access height forthem to get in/out.
We have also used a step stool to help the MIL get in the car. :)
Have a lovely time. :D
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Well the trip went well, I used the access mode and they both got in and out ok. Then we got back to their place and the damn thing stuck in 'motorway' mode and would not release. Mum struggled to get out but we managed in the end!
Altogether a great lunchtime spent with them. Dad got a little confused and wanted to go home but we were done by then so not too much of a trial.
 
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