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Posted by Tracey on June 15, 2006, 4:56 pm
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>>I was going to buy a ham radio antenna for outside but, I will have to wait.
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> Too bad you're so far away. My MIL has a 60' radio antenna in her
> back yard that she'd like to have disappear.
Off-topic for the group but on-topic for the thread. :P Does your MIL
like flowers or plants? Years ago, my parents had bought one of the
*huge* satellite TV dishes but when the newer, smaller dishes came
out, they got one of those. So, there they were, stuck with a 20-
30 foot by 20-30 foot dish in their yard. My mother planted sweet
autumn clematis (a perennial) at the base of the dish and, every
year, it's covered in greenery and smallish white flowers. My dad
calls it his $2000 flower trellis. :P
Tracey
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Posted by spikedriver on June 16, 2006, 2:07 pm
Tracey wrote:
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> Wooly wrote:
>> spewed forth :
>>> I was going to buy a ham radio antenna for outside but, I will have
>>> to wait.
>> Too bad you're so far away. My MIL has a 60' radio antenna in her
>> back yard that she'd like to have disappear.
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> Off-topic for the group but on-topic for the thread. :P Does your MIL
> like flowers or plants? Years ago, my parents had bought one of the
> *huge* satellite TV dishes but when the newer, smaller dishes came
> out, they got one of those. So, there they were, stuck with a 20-
> 30 foot by 20-30 foot dish in their yard. My mother planted sweet
> autumn clematis (a perennial) at the base of the dish and, every
> year, it's covered in greenery and smallish white flowers. My dad
> calls it his $2000 flower trellis. :P
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> Tracey
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Tracyey,
That is a great use for antennas, I will have to pass that on.
Hugs & God bless,
Dennis & Gail
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Posted by Tracey on June 16, 2006, 2:19 pm
spikedriver wrote:
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> Tracey wrote:
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>> Wooly wrote:
>>> spewed forth :
>>>> I was going to buy a ham radio antenna for outside but, I will have
>>>> to wait.
>>> Too bad you're so far away. My MIL has a 60' radio antenna in her
>>> back yard that she'd like to have disappear.
>> Off-topic for the group but on-topic for the thread. :P Does your MIL
>> like flowers or plants? Years ago, my parents had bought one of the
>> *huge* satellite TV dishes but when the newer, smaller dishes came
>> out, they got one of those. So, there they were, stuck with a 20-
>> 30 foot by 20-30 foot dish in their yard. My mother planted sweet
>> autumn clematis (a perennial) at the base of the dish and, every
>> year, it's covered in greenery and smallish white flowers. My dad
>> calls it his $2000 flower trellis. :P
>> Tracey
> Tracyey,
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> That is a great use for antennas, I will have to pass that on.
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> Hugs & God bless,
> Dennis & Gail
Well, I hope it's something that helps. I know that getting rid
of those things can cost a bundle. I know that my dad asked around
a bit about getting rid of his and it was something along the
lines of $1000 because of it's size and it having to be cut up
and carted away piece by piece, plus the disposal fees. If 10-30
dollars worth of plants can make it less of an eyesore and more
of something pretty to look at, I'd take that route, too. :)
Tracey
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>>I was going to buy a ham radio antenna for outside but, I will have to wait.
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> Too bad you're so far away. My MIL has a 60' radio antenna in her
> back yard that she'd like to have disappear.