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5 comments:
Hurrah for welding Reg!
In the far distant future, archeologists will ponder the symbolism and meaning behind these gates.
The gates look good and I'm sure they will work well for both the dogs and the garden.
The gate turned out great! The design is so unique. And it's always good to see Jack & Dot.
Love the gate - different but practical
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