AusBonsai

No problem mate. I also hope that big plum survives, I warmed up the chainsaw just for you.

I've been a bit naughty in not thanking Ken for the great photos which is much appreciated as like I said I forgot my camera. As you can see in the photos some areas were flat and some were very steep.
A tip from the bloke with an old crook knee - always dig on the flat!

nice pictures

Watto wrote:I've been a bit naughty in not thanking Ken for the great photos which is much appreciated as like I said I forgot my camera. As you can see in the photos some areas were flat and some were very steep.
A tip from the bloke with an old crook knee - always dig on the flat!

No worries Watto, Thansk for the opportunity
I love taking Pics of AusBonsai get togethers as it usually means we are outside doing something else than staring at a computer screen.
Just make sure next time you have a dig, you invite us again

Ken

kcpoole wrote:

Watto wrote:I've been a bit naughty in not thanking Ken for the great photos which is much appreciated as like I said I forgot my camera. As you can see in the photos some areas were flat and some were very steep.
A tip from the bloke with an old crook knee - always dig on the flat!

No worries Watto, Thansk for the opportunity
I love taking Pics of AusBonsai get togethers as it usually means we are outside doing something else than staring at a computer screen.
Just make sure next time you have a dig, you invite us again

Ken

I second that and most importantly if its a juniper dig

Mario