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a brand new tank that doesn't leak! Yay! The fire truck brought a load of water later in the day and will bring another soon to fill it up (mostly). Then, all we will need is rain to keep it full.
That part took about 30 minutes total, from unhooking the old tank to hooking up the new one. The rest of the excitement was when the digger went around the fence and took a bite out of a tree/bush/ugly thing in the front yard garden. In a matter of seconds, it went from this:
to this
I know, I was impressed, too!
Now I have some more room for pretty flowers! Thanks, guys!
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Two birds, one stone! Hope to see what you make with the new space.
Oh new room for flowers how wonderful!
That seems like a pretty fast job of getting a new tank installed!
A good job done, looking forward to the the new flowers, which in turn will bring in more wildlife;-)
All the best Gordon.
Interesting post. We have well water, too. So far we haven't run dry. 2010 was a bad year for drought, but we live in the middle of a wetland!
(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Thanks for by and stopping by my Garmisch post. Seeing the castles and visiting the monks sounds like a great choice. There are so many castles in Germany. New Zealand sounds beautiful too!
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