Friday, 19 June 2015

THEN AND NOW. 2005 -2015

I was looking through some photo's to find something and came across the ones at the beginning of this blog of when we first moved in.

I thought it would be good to put them together so you could see the change in the ten years since we moved here back in March 2005.


THEN May 2005


NOW June 2015



THEN May 2005


NOW June 2015


THEN May 2005


NOW June 2015




THEN May 2005


NOW May 2015


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THEN 2005


NOW June 2015


THEN 2005


NOW June 2015


THEN 2008


NOW June 2015


THEN May 2005





NOW June 2015



x


THEN May 2005


NOW June 2015


The Front garden



the front garden 2005






Front Garden June 2015


Amazing how things have evolved and grown over the ten years since we bought this house and started on the garden.


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4 comments:

  1. POIROT19 June 2015 at 16:47

    It's wonderful to look at the photos before and after in these ten years.
    I can really understand that your garden has been evolving since you moved in.

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    1. Dee20 June 2015 at 01:03

      Thank you. I am so glad I kept a photo record of the changes because you never remember everything and it's so nice to be able to see how everything's moved on.

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  2. Sharon20 June 2015 at 12:47

    What a difference 10 years makes! You've worked so hard and made such wonderful gardens both front and back. You should be very proud of yourselves!
    Hugs Sharon xxx

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  3. Kendal20 June 2015 at 15:10

    WOW!!!! As that famous song says....'What a difference a day',....oops sorry....'TEN years makes' and all thanks to yours and Paul's dedication and gardening skills....particularly noticeable to me is the front garden, the patio, the formal box hedged room and the shaded area by the twin's potting shed.

    I daren't even begin to think, never mind calculate just how much all this has cost overall....but definitely well worth every single penny.... (not sure that even substituting a £1000 for each penny would begin to cover it!)

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