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Laylandi ? .maze looks knackered...
Nope... I'd be lost forever in my own back garden if I lived there.
it was originally leylandii but that did not survive long - it is now beech which is deciduous hence the brown patches. The house is closed over winter, reopens April when the leaves will have regrown.
A local Tosser will have a word with the laird.
Nice biking road runs right alongside - B709
I really do need to get up to Scotland especially as my Mum named me Glen...with an extra ‘n’. I don’t think she had a speech impediment 
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Your mum was spot on with your name with 2 n's, the name Glenn has Irish and Scottish origins, derived from the Gaelic word "gleann," meaning "valley." It became common as both a surname and a given name in English-speaking cultures, particularly in the 19th century.I really do need to get up to Scotland especially as my Mum named me Glen...with an extra ‘n’. I don’t think she had a speech impediment
They were going cheap back in the day. A sort of BOGOF
From memory of the road outside the place, JB, it can be affected in the autumn by the incredible amount of tree leaves on the road, and in the spring time by farmers and their tractors of mud going from field to field. I’m not complaining about the farmers at all, for they have a job to do.
Mathew 6 28:30Just the trees then?
Matthew 6 28:30
Always like a Sunday school lesson
But watch out for the trees, you just never know what they are going to do:
Isaiah 55:12 (NKJV)
Isaiah 55:12 (NKJV)
I think I saw that scene in ‘The Lord of the Rings’.
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