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Thursday, April 17, 2008
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OkieGal
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Boise City, Oklahoma, USA
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That was banked totally against the plastic, it shows how much the wind moved things and worked it away. I took shovel and added a few more and filled that back in. Overall it worked very well, and I will use it in a sort of stepped interrupt to install along the south patch edge for windbreak. That one will be higher though... This one was very comfortable to duck down behind at the wide end of the enclosure but out at the nose I didn't like it so much... so I need a few more feet to be happy. As our summer progresses our sun climbs to where it is directly overhead at 'local noon' and you can stand on your shadow... so say a six foot fence will not do that much shade onto the patch. That means taller posts... and I may hurt myself using the whammer. If you build one of these fences, you will have to check it regularly for wear!
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