When you've been given secateurs and a bowsaw for Christmas presents, every problem looks like about five minutes hack and slash followed by several hours standing in the cold cutting up the bits of ex-shrub so they'll fit into the council-supplied brown bags
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Interestingly enough, if it is possible for you to remove the brick wall and smaller fence you could then make the tall fence the de facto boundary line. If your neighbours don't notice raise no objection for 12 years, under the law of adverse posession (aka squatter's rights) the de facto boundary becomes the de jure boundary, and you will gain ownership of the strip of land thus created. Hey presto! Umpteen square feet of extra garden space, at no cost to you!
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Or because, y'know, big fences keep them gothics out.
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Strange about the 3 fences though. Paranoia is them?
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get some rasberry bushes they need very little care. I've put some in with our blackberries.
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