Epic struggle
We've spent most of this summer wrestling a severely overgrown garden into submission using the best Amazonian slash-and-burn techniques. This evil privet thing wouldn't die when it was chopped down, but fought back against saws, forks, spades, chopping implements borrowed from next door and the moat we dug round its roots (uncovering a good three dozen bricks in the process). The picture represents its final surrender, just after it rolled out of the trench and just before I fell flat onto it. 85% of it is still squatting malevolently in the bonfire patch, charred but unpleasantly solid.
6 Comments:
you have captured the struggle beautifully....
if it was MY hedge it would have died before it ever got so difficult... green fingered i am not. happy first days back at school!!!!!!
great illustration and very well described
what a great explanation! great action scene from the illo as well. you indeed make it as if id wanna wait til it actually moved. 8)
Oh this is good! It perfectly illustrates your story, and it shows how stubborn some roots are. Just you wait...it might start growing back just to spite you! I love the humor as well as the technique...it's a great illustration.
jejeje I laughed for a while!!!
nice!
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cheers!
Has the privet won? Is that why you haven't added to this blog in a while???
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