"Janet Tweedy" wrote in message
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In article , Draven
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I've just ordered some wall spikes to put on the fence.
My neighbour has got some of that tar paint to put on his shed roof but I
pointed out to him that the cats, including mine, lye on the shed roofs
and
sleep in the sun.
I'm going to get some barbed wire to fix from the fence to my shed hence
cutting of them getting between the gap.


Wouldn't lightweight trellis on top of the fence be better? it doesn't
take the weight of hefty burglars and might be a deterrent. They often
cite this as a useful security tip on police programmes.

Why not grow a nice thorny rose over the shed, or Pyracantha up the side
of the fence? ?
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

I was thinking along those lines and was going to go for prickly holly in
the gap between my shed and the fence.