A Wind Break or not?? He says NO, I say YES!!

Morning Chaps and Happy Easter to you all.

There is an open fence, well - not a fence really, thiese propertys are

5 years old and it's the Developers fence. Ya know, about a metre tall, consisting of posts with 3 bits of timber equally spaced between - a boundary marker really. ANYWAY!! I'm getting carried away now. Is this necessary do you think?? Or just a waste of time/money??

Ange xx

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AngeTheUnsure
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Wind breaks usually just happen. Generally, people in confined spaces are against them. Boundary markers are good. Is what necessary? What is a waste of money? I know there is a question lurking in there, somewhere. Instead of answering all the possible questions that you are alluding to, no matter how much fun that may be for some people to read, perhaps you could re-phrase it and re-post.

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Billy

Without knowing the layout of your land, the direction of seasonal winds etc it is impossible to say. This is not something where a vote is any use.

David

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David Hare-Scott

NOT TO WORRY everyone! I've raised the question with neighbour - these aren't that small these gardens, by the way, so not reducing space really.

OK then TO PUT IT PLAINLY (so that everyone can understand...) When I said WINDBREAK, I meant only something as tall as the developers fence.

1mtr high.

-**Generally, people in confined spaces are against them. Boundary markers are good. Is what necessary?**-

Is a WINDBREAK necessary, Billy[_7_].

-**Instead of answering all the possible questions that you are alluding to, no matter how much fun that may be for some people to read,

perhaps you could re-phrase it and re-post**-

No need to answer any questions now Billy[_7_] - worked it out all by myself.

As for -**how much fun that may be for some people to read**- , sometimes it's GOOD to add a little fun... there's enough doom and gloom in the world without having to read tight***** questions/answers.

Sorry if I antagonised anyone...that wasn't the plan at all...

David Hare-Scott[_2_] - As I've said, and yes, you DON'T know the lay of the land - I've resolved the situation/problem myself thanks.

The windbreak, all 1m of it, appears to be working wonderfully....

AngeTheUnsure

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AngeTheUnsure

There's no such thing as a 1 meter windbreak, that's a hedge, a very low hedge... not even enough to stop all that fercocktah wind breaking out your ass! LOL

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brooklyn1

Evening Brooklyn1.

Thanks so much for your valuable advice.

I realise now (too late!) that I've obviously posted in the wrong forum. I wanted help and advice - it seems a bit thin on the ground here!!

I'll just go and find another forum I think ..........

brooklyn1;839340 Wrote:

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AngeTheUnsure

Ah, Ange, you said, "No need to answer any questions now Billy worked it out all by myself..."

Now the air is full of the smell of burning martyr. First you say you do, and then you don't. Which is it? Your question was "fubared" in details from the beginning. Fortified with the knowledge of hindsight, restate your question.

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Billy

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