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Gee thats wonderful, I love it and that log/art piece would have cost you a fortune if purchased from a GC. Well done and it looks so natural sitting there, it will also be a hotel for beetles and spiders, at a reduced rent of course!

Your log arrangement is very artistic, Gee ...
... but it needs the final touch of the chewed-up pot on top ;o)

PS. In the short time Millie has been with you she is already looking in much better condition.. well done ....:o)

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That looks great...love natural thing like that...:)

Looks like millie is well settled and already up to mischief. The log is very creative, how kind of your daughter/son in law to get it for you - you must have a lovely family.

Love what you did with the log looks great, as for Millie well what can i say except she is looking great and so content with you, give her a hug from me..

The log looks nice :o). It will look great when the houseleeks etc take hold.
Millie is lovely. She isn't guilty of anything :o)

Aw bless her ... she's made more drainage holes in your pot ... what more do you want?!!

What a great idea to use the deadwood & plant it up Gee! Love it.

Err what was your Son-in-law's name, can't be Charles Atlas, he's dead now. Who ever he is he's no wimp to carry that. You were very perceptive to know just how nice/natural it would look in your garden. well done....and to your daughter too.

Like the log ... love the dog

It really looks great Gee..........Lol Mavis....Like the log...love the dog....enjoyed the blog....:o)) sorry!

it looks great and milly looks lovely,her coat is a lot more glossy than it was when you first got her and she looks so happy

This lovely log might come in handy for Millie to practice her 'toothart'. Mille looks very well compared with when I last looked at her pictures. I like your blog about the log and the dog. I put interesting bits of wood under the shrubs for creepy crawlies to live in. That little birdy looks like a chip off the old block.

Love this piece of wood in your garden, it will become the perfect hideaway for insects in a short while. I haven't moved our log-pile in seven years and have seen a Stag Beetle twice, or was it two different ones, who knows ? Just nice to see them in the garden.

It looks like a cannon Gee. Nice to have it in your garden, and to see something just natural and be attracted to it. It cost nothing but brute strength!

Hi Shirley its great having a log pile isnt it and as for moving it well we havnt touched ours for years and I am sure there are many creatures living in there, did you know that stag beetles, when you see them flying they are trying to find a mate before they die, bless, and that it takes five years for them to grow to maturity!!! I was amazed to learn this when I worked in the science lab at our school.

Each time I saw the Stag Beetle it was walking, very slowly, along a garden path so I found a piece of card, let it walk onto that and put it back by the logs ! Probably the wrong thing to have done though !

Not not wrong, bless him, depends where his girlfriend was at the time !!!

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Thanks for all your lovely comments :)
I will await with interest to see what moves into and under my log (probably just woodlice!!). I would love slow worms - I know they are about as I saw one up the lane recently :)

log is looking good in your garden,lovely dog.

Oh I love slow worms ... my neighbour had a whole tangle of them in their compost heap last year! Amazing ... all different sizes!

I saw one down our lane a few days ago as I walked Millie - he was lying in the middle and I was afaid he would get run over so I persuaded him back on the grass verge. Yesterday I saw him again so tried again to move him only to find it was a discarded piece of shoe lace I was prodding :) I was glad no one was watching!

Oh dear those senior moments! We all have them Gee.

looks great gee...............

oh Gee im after something like that to, but never seem to see anything and they charge the earth in GC for something like that, looks great how you have it with plants to,,, millie looks so relaxed with you Gee, glad you have her ;o))

That looks so good, well done you......

I like the log....

What a beautiful feature you now have to look at through the window, Gee. It looks terrific. As for the little, grass-like plants in front - I'm stumped!

Just caught up with this - Brilliant Gee! Love what you've done with it.

WOW!

We love the old logs like that and part-trees.

It certainly makes a fetching addition to your garden and I am very jealous!