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GUARDS OF THE GARDEN

comments (2) July 27th, 2009 in gallery

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The wind broke off two trees, so we cut them at five and six feet tall and left the stumps to create the Guards of the Garden.

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BenLoveridge writes: What a charming set of guards, protective yet just scary enough to ward off unwelcome pests. Posted: 1:33 pm on July 30th
guildrez writes: Loosing some trees in our garden is painful, but I love your "Guards".
Great idea.
Posted: 9:17 pm on July 27th
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