When the hunter-gatherer compulsion goes to far

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Good to see someone making full use of their land. Pity it is not automotive equipment.

Looks like an aerial view of old man Gleeson's old place on Vigor Brown st in Napier lol.

I suspect I may have some of that gene around here somewhere
theres a 4 bay shed supposed to be for the vehicles and quads, that I have trouble getting the push mower back into - I have a rideon mower but its too far back among it to bother digging it out for the couple of hours it takes to mow them
opposite that is an old large single garage cum toolshed, but theres not enough room for my carpentry gear in it, they live in the big shed,and when I need them I have to clamber over mowers etc to get to them, saw benches and a wood rack take up far too much room, throw in a couple of quads and a new kitchen bench unit waiting to be fitted ( but I need my carpentry gear for that , and my plumbing gear which is somewhere in the toolshed , close to the 6 chainsaws that I never use

I think I may know his problem well

Same here, when you buy things you know you already have because its easier than finding them in the first place.

I gave away nine or more lawnmowers to a guy who.can fix them, on the condition he returns two good ones.
Because its easyer than me messing with them.

Barry Crumps book 'Scrapwagon' is a entertaining read.