So, what do you two boys think about the neighbour's new wall?... Oh, right!
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Bok. 18. 11. 2010 - 7. 1. 2019
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Hahahahaha! Well done, boys!
ReplyDeleteFabulous - I love the way you have just caught the culprits tails disappearing - classic!
ReplyDeleteEven their rear-ends look pleased with themselves.
ReplyDeletejust about sums it up for me :-D
ReplyDeleteMwah-ha-ha!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is too funny!
ReplyDelete:-)
ReplyDeleteHahahaha.... really funny photo, Cro!
ReplyDelete"Holy wall to pee on, Batman."
ReplyDelete"Well done, Robin."
Well it appears to serve its purpose. Maybe now the neighbour will stay on his own side.
ReplyDeleteOr get what's coming to him!
DeleteIndeed, a picture is worth a thousand words!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look as ORANGE as it did to start with (in that photo anyway) At least you now have a barrier between you and them.
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly toned down a bit, but it now looks like a bungalow right against our land; complete with window.
DeleteCan you plant lots of creepers etc. to camaflage it?
DeleteHA! Smart dogs!
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