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WOW! That pergola is looking good. I love the construction on it--did you cut those grooves for the ring base out of the posts yourself? If so, how?
Everything else is looking great, too. We just got snow here, and it feels like it will be forever until we get to see roses again in person...
Posted by: Kim | January 17, 2007 9:18 AM
Oooh, that Iceberg - lovely rose, Stuart, and your pergola looks substantial! Thanks for the update.
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Posted by: Annie in Austin | January 19, 2007 6:31 AM
Cheers Annie and Kim.
Yes. The grooves were cut with a small petrol chainsaw while I teetered atop a ladder. Fortunately, a friend was balancing it so it was stable enough but not the easiest job in the world.
Posted by: Stuart | January 20, 2007 1:43 PM