This is a before and after shot of the back garden in February this year and this afternoon, still a long way to go but we are seeing the results of our hard work
Getting there with the garden! - Weight Loss Support
Getting there with the garden!
It s like the before and after shots for one of those make over programmes on the telly. You must have worked for hours. Enjoy the sunshine and reaping the rewards for your labours. Xx
The garden looks lovely, you can clearly see all your hard work.
Looks great - I expect all the neighbours will want to hire you to do theirs now. It is certainly a good way to burn off some calories, if your back is up to it after all that digging...
Beautiful! you have worked really hard, now there is just a spot for a hammock so you can relax and enjoy it.🌞
Looking beautiful! Well worth all the hard work 😊
In time for the lovely weather 🌻🌻🌻🌼🌼🌼
Looks a lovely relaxing place to sit and enjoy the sun! Well done for all your hard work, it certainly shows.
Oh my John, you're a genius! Could you come and sort mine out for me please?
Wow, what a transformation, you have obviously worked really hard! All the wet weather has been against you too, which makes it even more impressive. Somewhere lovely for you to relax after your walks now 😊
That's a great job, you don't live near Stratford upon Avon do you, ours could do with a bit of TLC. Well done, the transformation is brilliant 👏
Fantastic....mine was similar and the pleasure you get from seeing it improve is enormous. I am very, very tired after a session in the garden, not being very fit and carrying a little extra weight but is worth it for the results. I do think of all the calories I am burning as an extra bonus.
WOW it's fantastic what a transformation you must be thrilled to bits Enjoy your time out there it looks very inviting to have a coffee out there 🌻🍃🌹🌿
Nice work ,looks good.
That took a LOT of hard work but what a lovely result. It looks quite private too , so I hope you can look forward to many quiet, sunny days out there.
Thank you Ellie. Thing is we decided to have four trees cut down last week, they were really much too big for the garden, and it now resembles a post nuclear wasteland Lots to do but everything has to go on hold until I have recovered from my hernia operation so we are planning to have a transformed garden, again, next summer Have a good week - John
Hope you're soon fully recovered but don't overdo it!!
I empathise with the tree felling. We had 4 huge, old sycamores , way taller than the house, that sadly had to come down. After waiting ages for planning permission ( a conservation area ) and we'd recovered from the shock of the quotes ( 3 men 2 days), we eventually went ahead...it felt so exposed and bare at first but now other shrubs that were previously surpressed are flourishing, and this is the first year we don't have loads of daily leaves to sweep up!