Originally the diary of 4 months spent in Antarctica working as a documentary film sound recordist, this blog has evolved into an online repository for the thoughts, travels and trivia of the writer Richard Fleming. For McMurdo Station, Antarctica, and polar exploration, see August through December of '06. Currently you are likely to find in these pages chronicles of my actual and literary meanderings, as well as notes on my many other passions. Also, did I mention I wrote a book?
9/08/2010
Mind if I borrow your pruning shears?
Apparently this guy's gardening proclivities are really pissing off his neighbors. Maybe it's my libertarian streak, but I the way I see it, it's his front yard and he can grow what he pleases. The Guardian has the story, and I stole their photo.
A big tree in your front garden, fine. A tree that blocks out half the light to your neighbours - pretty rude, but leylandii? Yuk, horrible trees that kill everything underneath them. They're probably doding a good job of destroying the foundations if they're that big already.
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A big tree in your front garden, fine. A tree that blocks out half the light to your neighbours - pretty rude, but leylandii? Yuk, horrible trees that kill everything underneath them. They're probably doding a good job of destroying the foundations if they're that big already.
Of course my libertarian streak also recognizes the right of total morons to destroy their OWN foundations with ill-advised plant selection...
Leah, Zehra and Oceana love the house - it's like some suburban surrealist art project! Hysterically fab!
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