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On Sun, 6 Oct 2013 19:29:16 +0100, Mad Cow
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I wonder how that would look if the receptor were painted a deep woods
color.

In article , joevan
writes
On Sun, 6 Oct 2013 19:29:16 +0100, Mad Cow
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I wonder how that would look if the receptor were painted a deep woods
color.

Maybe you could change it with Photoshop?
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Sue ];(

On Sun, 6 Oct 2013 22:16:53 +0100, Mad Cow
wrote:

In article , joevan
writes
On Sun, 6 Oct 2013 19:29:16 +0100, Mad Cow
wrote:

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I wonder how that would look if the receptor were painted a deep woods
color.

Maybe you could change it with Photoshop?
I would have to use my xp machine which has photoshop. This win 7
machine does not have it. It might be fun for someone tho.

Nice find! :-)
I think the people who devote time to cheer up not so nice corners deserve a
medal.

Grenou

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In article , joevan
writes
On Sun, 6 Oct 2013 19:29:16 +0100, Mad Cow
wrote:

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I wonder how that would look if the receptor were painted a deep woods
color.

Maybe you could change it with Photoshop?
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Sue ];(

In article , Grenou
iamhere@mostofthetime.? writes
Nice find! :-)
I think the people who devote time to cheer up not so nice corners deserve a
medal.

My mother found an exeptionally lush one and told the local paper about
it. They sent their photo-reporter round, failed to identify the
gardener, interviewed some passers-by and made quite a feature of it.

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Oh, help - you've done the Indian Rope Trick with a spiky shrub!!!
It was tied to the "dead end street" sign and now it's looming over the
pavement waiting to fall on someone...
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In article , Grenou
iamhere@mostofthetime.? writes
Nice find! :-)
I think the people who devote time to cheer up not so nice corners deserve
a
medal.

My mother found an exeptionally lush one and told the local paper about
it. They sent their photo-reporter round, failed to identify the
gardener, interviewed some passers-by and made quite a feature of it.

Image changed using PaintShop Pro.

Oh, help - you've done the Indian Rope Trick with a spiky shrub!!!
It was tied to the "dead end street" sign and now it's looming over the
pavement waiting to fall on someone...
--
Sue ])

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I have seen a few BBC reports on these enterprising gardeners, long may they
continue.

No, no, no Indian Rope trick, I took a hacksaw to the pole, just to get rid
of the top bit :-)
No passers-by or illegal parkers will get spiked.
A pyracantha might not be the best shrub to plant so close to the the post
box, poor postman.

:-)
Grenou