Hi

Away to do a bit of a tidy up in the front garden. Going to be putting in a
small water feature.

Have decided on one with a couple of otters on it.

Question is, do I pay £75 for one made of what appears to be plastic, or pay
~£300 for a concrete one???

Anyone got any first hand experience of whether the plastic ones stand up to
the test of time?

Cheers for any info

Kevin


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"Kevin" wrote in message
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Hi

Away to do a bit of a tidy up in the front garden. Going to be putting in
a
small water feature.

Have decided on one with a couple of otters on it.

Question is, do I pay £75 for one made of what appears to be plastic, or
pay
~£300 for a concrete one???

Anyone got any first hand experience of whether the plastic ones stand up
to
the test of time?

Fraid not. But it will always look like a plastic one, so - for a more
natural look (and yes I know real otters are actually flesh 'n bloodG) -
I'd recommend looking out for a couple of second-hand concrete ones.
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Brian
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