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LOCAL NEWSJune 2014Jun Fri6thBroad Town Pre-School & Forest School Open DayJun Sat7thBroad Hinton Church Building Trust Gift Day : Village Shop : 9am - 12pm P 13Jun Thur12th“Hardboiled” : Watermill Theatre : Village Hall : 7:30pmP4Jun Sat21stSafari SupperP 7,9Jun Sat28thCricket Club Summer Ball : Manor FarmP 11Jun Sat28thSchool Fête; 1- 4pmP8Jun Sat, Sun 28th, 29th Flower Festival : Winterbourne Bassett ChurchP 10Jul Tues8thP2Walk & Tea – donations to Arthritis Research – start Village Hall 1.45 pmJul Thu&Fri 10th&11th Summer moonshine A Review; Village Hall; 7:30pmP3P 16Sep Wed3rdEat Well, Feel Well by Bridget Duff; Ridgway LadiesP5Sep Sat6thBroad Hinton & Uffcott Village Fête & Fun DayP5Sep Sat27thHarvest Supper; Village HallP3The copy date for July 2014 will be 20th June 2014Please send copy to 152 Broad Hinton or email news@onefivetwo.co.uk or phone 739083Village Hall 300 Club Winners April 2014:LONDON MARATHONIt was an amazing day, something that will staywith me forever. The crowd was just fantastic.I completed the course in 5hrs 30 mins.Thankyou to everyone for your support andsponsorship. I have raised nearly 3000 for theBreast Cancer Camapign.Helen ForsterTicket number 96 – Sandra Beaumont Kerridge 50Ticket number 144 – Marilyn Martin 25Ticket number 138 – Mark Cooper 20Ticket number 285 - Liz Moakes 20Ticket number 154 – Marilyn Martin 10PARISH COUNCIL NEWSDOG FOULINGA resident dog owner is allowing their animal to foul the pavement opposite the school and along to 1Glanville cottage. This is an offence and if the person responsible is seen, a fine can be imposed. Apartfrom being a public right of way, school children walk along that pavement to go to school and I am surethe teachers would not want their classrooms smelling of dog faeces. More importantly it is a serioushealth risk to children. Would the owner please pick up the mess and not leave it for people to walk in.ALLOTMENTSAn allotment has become available so if any parishioner would like to grow vegetables or fruit, pleasecontact the Parish Clerk – Mrs. Elaine Scott on 731148. The rent for the year is 20. Plus a one off 30.00 refundable deposit. The allotment in question is completely weed free and was manured in theautumn.Page 1
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014A very Happy Birthday to the following children whose birthday is in June:Ariana Tulissio, Matilda Roche, Lexie Knight, Jessica CandyHANDY ANDY LANDSCAPINGAll work done at competitive prices.broadBroad Town Pre-Schooland Forest SchoolGrass cutting; Patios; Fencing;Hedge cutting; Weeding.Very reliable and trustworthy.Also experienced in all this work.Go wild in the woods!43, Thorney Park, Wroughton SN4 0QSandybrook75@live.co.uk07756603220Join us on Friday 6th June2014Forest Activities from 1pmBroad Town, Wiltshire SN4 7RERegistered Charity No: 297152 Tel 01793 731911www.broadtownpreschool.co.ukPage 2
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014Arthritis Research UK(ARC)Tuesday 8th JulyWalk, 5 miles, followed by afternoon tea at 152 Broad Hinton.Does not involve Vize Lane or other muddy places!Meet at the village Hall at 1.45 pm.For those who would prefer to come for tea only, you would be very welcome from3.15pm onwards for a leisurely afternoon.Donations to Arthritis Research.Please could you contact us if you are interested in coming.Many thanksTim & Pat Powell01793 739083tim@onefivetwo.co.ukCoffee MorningsNow that Summer is here the Coffee Mornings are just the place to go and catch up with friends andneighbours to chat about the weather, the gardening and life in general. Don't forget that theycontinue weekly throughout the year and everyone is welcome - young and old. The price of afreshly brewed coffee (or tea or chocolate or squash) is still just 1.00 for a cup or 2.00 for a mugand that includes a yummy cake (or a crumpet or similar). What value!Come along and join the Tuesday regulars and become a regular yourself!See you there.Harvest Supper - an important date for your diaryIt's strange to think of Harvest Festival in the Spring but just watching the plants grow in the fields,gardens and allotments at this time of year gives us a wonderful sense of new starts leading to richrewards. Harvest is a time to celebrate all that we get from the land and so we have a communitymeal to share that celebration. This year it is on Saturday 27th September, 2014 in the Village Hall.Put the date in your diaries and watch out for posters and information nearer the time.We all benefit from a good harvest so let's enjoy the fruits of our labours together.Page 3
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014The Watermill TheatrepresentsHardboiledThe Fall of Sam ShadowCreated by Rhum and Clay Theatre Company and Beth FlintoffSuitable for 10 .Sam Shadow knows exactly what it takes to be a private investigator he’sread enough pulp fiction to know how to be a man with ice where his heartshould be, hurt more times than he’d care to count, with a list of enemies longerthan a giraffe’s neck.Then the stunning Scarlett Addison sashays into his office, and Sam stopspretending. Suddenly his world gets very real. This is no ordinary case and noordinary dame.Like a greyhound chasing a fake rabbit, Shadow’s investigation leads himthrough a dangerous underworld of double crossers and gangsters, car chasesand corrupt cops. This case has more twists than a Chinese burn, and whoknows what’s around the next corner? All Sam can do is keep running, andhope he doesn’t hit a dead end Back by popular demand after last year’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and MrHyde, Rhum and Clay invite you to step into the shady world of gangsters,private eyes and femmes fatales You’d better keep your eyes open, kid.Broad Hinton Village HallThursday 12 June at 7.30 pmTickets 10 ( 8 concessions) from John Hutchings01793 731050, hutchingsjohn@hotmail.comPage 4
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014THE RIDGEWAY LADIESOn Wednesday May 7th, by popular demand, Marie-Noelle Witty returned to Broad Hinton Village Hall togive a talk to the Ridgeway Ladies group entitled ‘How the French Eat – Part 2’.She gave an enthusiastic and knowledgeable account of the markets, picnics and feast days in France andleft us all with a feel for the way the French differ from us in their relationship with food and its place ineveryday life. Some of the French dishes that Marie-Noelle had mentioned were served after the talk withcoffee. Everyone enjoyed and learnt something from the evening.The next meeting of the Ridgeway Ladies will be on Wednesday 3rd September when our guest speaker,Bridget Duff, will be giving a talk entitled ‘Eat Well, Feel Well’. Come and join us.A DATE FOR YOUR DIARIESSaturday 6th September 2014BROAD HINTON & UFFCOTTVILLAGE FȆTE & FUN DAYFurther details to followAnyone for tennis?Now that the weather is better, would you like a game of tennis? There is an informal “tennis club” inBroad Hinton, which raises hundreds of pounds every year for the Village Hall. The court atMarlborough Lodge, on the High Street, is available for use, and there is a 10 annual fee for“membership” of the Club, and after that all you pay is 2 a head each time you use the court. We arenow operating a 25 annual fee for families, covering up to 4 people. All money taken goes to the Hall.If you want to use the court at a specific time, it is best to ring in advance to book the court (731050),and bookings will always have preference over people who just turn up. On the other hand, the courtsits idle most of the time.The annual Broad Hinton Tennis tournament will take place in August, date yet to be decided, and itmight be wise to get some practice in! If you want lessons, there are two local coaches who regularlyteach on the court (we don’t change the coaches, just the pupils!).Sally Cartwright and John HutchingsPage 5
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014RICH DIVERSITY OF ARTThere's a buzz in the countryside this year as 15 new and highly respected artists join the MarlboroughOpen Studios scheme this summer.More than 50 artists are opening their studio doors in June and July, offering an enthralling and richdiversity of art to be discovered in the beautiful setting of east Wiltshire. MOS offers the chance to visit theartists in their working environment, find out what inspires them and perhaps buy some wonderful art at adiscount from gallery prices.The four weekends that cover the Marlborough Open Studios scheme are 28/29 June, 5/6, 12/13 and 19/20July.The website www.marlboroughopenstudios.co.uk is packed with information on all the artists and theirlocations – from Devizes to Hungerford - together with suggested trails to follow that include great places toeat and interesting sights to see on the way.Many shops in Marlborough High Street will also feature artworks from most of the artists and a guide forthis will be in the brochure, which will be distributed far and wide in the scheme’s area from the middle ofMay.There is a fantastic showcase exhibition at the Mount House Gallery in Marlborough from 30 May to 5 Junewhere a sample of work from all the artists taking part can be seen in advance of the Open Studioweekends.MOS is an exciting concept that supports local artists and provides days to treasure.A very big THANK YOU to all the Prospect Hospice box holders in our area.We have collected the grand total of 319.95 this spring which will be much appreciated by theHospice.The money donated through the collection box scheme enables the nursing team at Prospect Hospice todeliver more care for people at the Hospice in Wroughton, in people’s homes, in care homes, and at theGreat Western Hospital, where they have a dedicated nursing team. Last year Prospect’s collection boxesraised more than 90,000 towards the cost of running the Hospice.If you are interested in having a box or have any questions please call me on 731106.Thanks againBridget CooperPage 6
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014Safari SupperSaturday 21st June 2014New to the village?Come and meet fellow villagersHaven’t been for a few years?Try the new formatRegular Safarians?Come and have a great time againSafari StarterSafari Main CoursePudding, cheese & biscuits at the village hallPay bar available at the hallOr bring your own drinksSuperb value at 17.50 per headRegular hosts – thank you and please get in touch.Never hosted before – it’s fun and really appreciated.Kate Marshall 731734 kate.marshall@clearlife.co.ukDave Wong739026 davidkke@aol.comJenny Clarke 731606 djc@26ff.fsnet.co.ukReserve your place soon - fills up VERY quickly!Page 7
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014Broad Hinton SchoolSummer FetethSaturday 28 June 20141 – 4PMPage 8
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014Safari SuppersafariThe date is Saturday 21st June. If you’re new to the village and wouldlike to meet fellow villagers, the Safari Supper is the event for you. Westill want to see all you regular Safarians and if you haven’t been for afew years, why not give it a try again; the new format worked really welllast year, so it’s the same again this year: Safari starter Safari main course Pudding and cheese & biscuits in the Village hall.It’s superb value at 17.50 per head. To reserve your place, get in touch with any of the threeof us – but do it soon as we fill up very quickly.The Safari Supper can’t take place at all without the fantastic support of those who offer to actas hosts. If you’ve never been a host before, please give it a try; it’s good fun and otherSafarians really appreciate it. Give one of us a ring to find out what’s involved if you’re not sure.For those of you who offer to host year after year – thank you and please get in touch soon!KateKate Marshall 731734 kate.marshall@clearlife.co.ukDave Wong 739026 davidkke@aol.comJenny Clarke 731606 djc@26ff.fsnet.co.ukElegance by ElaineQualified Beauty TherapistEnjoy professional beauty treatments in a relaxed comfortable environment in Broad HintonMassages, Facials, Manicures, Pedicures and Waxing treatments available.Gel nails by Jessica now availableGel nails will last on average for 3 weeks10% off your first TreatmentTreat your loved ones to a Gift Voucher for that special timeBooking is recommended, so please call ElaineOn 01793 731148 or 07853 931179Email: elegancebyelaines@yahoo.co.ukNeal’s Yard Organic Beauty Products Independent ConsultantMember of and insured with the Beauty Guild.comPage 9
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014flowerCome and enjoy‘Hospitality Through the Ages’a flower festival at the church ofSt Katherine and St PeterWinterbourne BassettSaturday 28th June (2 pm – 6 pm)&Sunday 29th June (2 pm – 6 pm)together with‘Garden Walks’visits to village gardens on Saturday only(included in entrance fee)Afternoon tea and delicious homemade cakesserved in the church groundsEntrance fee: 5 per person (children under 15 free)A church service will take place at 6 pmafter viewing on SundayPlease park and buy your tickets in thechurch car park. Garden visits start here.All proceeds will go to church fundsto help maintain the fabricof our beautiful churchPage 10
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014White Horse Cricket Clubproudly presents theirSummer Ball 2014SupportingRidgeway Breast Care Support Group&White Horse Cricket ClubSaturday 28th JuneReception from 7.00 to 7.30pmThe Cricket Ground, Manor Farm, Broad Hinton, Wilts, SN4 9PLChampagne ReceptionDinner, Live Band, Auction & RaffleBlack TieTickets at 60 each personTables of 10Pre-order of wine and bar tab availableDietary requirements catered forFor more information and to reserve tickets, please contact Chris Laddon 0788 4075397/01793 739291 or chrisladd@hotmail.comPage 11
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014JUNE OFFERS & EVENTSSUMMER HAS ARRIVED - YIPPEE!!START YOURWEEKEND FUN ON A THURSDAY -A BOTTLE OF FIZZ (PROSECCO OR PROSECCO ROSE)ONLY 15.00 ABOTTLEEnjoy with a Selection of our Delectable, Innovative, Seasonal BarSnacks.EVERY DAY - TAKE AWAY FISH 'N CHIPSBeer Battered Fillet of Fresh Cornish Fish & Triple Cooked ChipsSea Amazing 6.95!SUNDAY PICK ME UPCOME & CREATE YOUR OWNBLOODY COCKTAIL - MMmm!An Irresistible 4.95MID WEEK SPECIAL"MOULES et FRITES"- EVERYTUESDAY & WEDNESDAYAn "Incroyable" 9.95!ROYAL ASCOT WEEK - 17th - 21st JUNEA BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE & 2 ROUNDS OF SMOKED SALMONSANDWICHESAn Elegant 25.00!WIMBLEDON FORTNIGHTJUG OF PIMMS & A BOWL OF STRAWBERRIES WITH CREAMGame, Set & Match - 16.95!T:Page0179312 731 510E: info@thebarburyinn.co.ukW:www.thebarburyinn.co.uk
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014THE BROAD HINTON CHURCHBUILDING TRUSTGift DayThe Village ShopthSaturday 7 June 20140900am – 1200pmTrustees will be available toaccept your gifts to enable us tocare for the fabric of our beautifulchurch.Please come and make your donation and receive your free entry into the draw.With Many wonderful Prizes to be won.Your gift envelope will be arriving in early JunePage 13
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014NICANDRO TULISSIONicandro “Nicky” passed away very peacefully in the early hours ofFriday 16th May 2014 after a long illness.Nicky’s funeral will take place at Broad Hinton Church at 12pm onMonday 9th June 2014.We welcome everyone who knew him to the funeral followed by a buffetand drinks at Compton Farmhouse.No flowers please.Donations to Dementia UK orProspect At homePage 14
LOCAL NEWSThe 2ndJune 2014St James Church Avebury presents:Solstice Arts and Crafts Fayre June 20th -22ndPROGRAMME of EVENTSThursday 19th 7.30pmGRAND LAUNCHwith special guestThe Rt.Rev. Edward Condry, Bishop of RamsburyFriday 20th and Saturday 21st9amCeltic Christian Worship with Music10amFayre opensRefreshments, lunches and Teas available all dayChildren and Families – word searches, weaving frame, Make-a-DragonLIVE Lunchtime MUSIC with Kerri MacKenna Tom Blower and Friends2pmEvent in the Sacred Space ,Prayer in Sound ( singing bowls etc) and chants for the healing of our WoundedCreationALL faiths welcome3pmSAT ONLYEvent for CHILDREN ( with parents please!)Make your own Matchbox Storybook with Author Angela James5.30pmEnd of Day Worship with musicSATURDAY 7.30pmOpen Mic @ St JamesMusic, poetry, storytelling. All welcome. Participants please sign-up in church Friday or Saturday.Refreshments will include alcoholic beverages BUT please be aware anyone ‘under theinfluence’ will not be admitted .We extend a very warm welcome to families and campers.Sunday 22ndOpen 10.30 am – as Saturday until 5 pmSolstice Festival ‘Songs of Praise’ 6pm with live MusicALL WELCOMEPage 15
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LOCAL NEWSJune 2014View FromI have been thinking a great deal about a particularly sad situation faced by a young Catholic friend of mineabout to profess his final vows as a Monk. He confessed recently that his experience as a Novice hadn’texactly been filled with sunshine. There seemed to be something missing from the place and the people hewould spend the rest of his life with in an enclosed order. The absence of the joy that had been there when hebegan his journey was marked and I wondered if this was a crises of faith – something experienced in oneway or another just before one makes a serious spiritual commitment. The wobbles before Marriage, doubtsbefore Confirmation, the shakes before Ordination.As I listened to him speak, several words jumped out ‘ heaviness’ ‘ irritation’ ‘isolation’ ‘ grumpiness’‘listless ritual’ ‘empty prayer’ ‘ joyless community’. To these were added ‘ apathy’ ( only he didn’t use thisterm but CBA – work it out!) as he described what living in a place ‘like that’ was doing to him and ‘his’vocation and that he really didn’t ‘feel like’ carrying on. Taking a deep breath I said to the Holy Spirit ‘help!’Then I asked him when it was that he had last seen Jesus. The silence was deafening. He clearly thought I’dlost the plot. I told him that of course it wouldn’t be a ghostly apparition complete with a set of nail imprintsand pristine white robes – that Jesus would wear a disguise when he visited. He said ‘and will be inside eachof us too?’ The silence continued. Then he said ‘and maybe I have been expecting others to provide the lightand joy of a life with Jesus and didn’t show it myself’ and there was more silence. He concluded ‘I havemissed seeing him in the ordinary petty details of community life, haven’t I?’ I said nothing. And we prayedtogether as usual.I am glad to say that my friend returned to his daily life with the handful of Monks and Brothers and will beprofessed shortly. I heard from his sister that there is a bounce in his step and a light in his eye and that he isreporting in letters home that some of the others are cracking jokes and smiling more during Recreation time.She wondered if they ALL had begun to see Jesus again in each other.Last year over the Solstice Arts Festival we welcomed over 1000 through the doors of the church and inmany, of all faiths, we saw the Divine spark of Almighty God in everyone who came, and can definitely sayJesus visited us and was with us throughout in the most amazing ways. And we are looking forward to doingit all over again 19th -22nd June. And we pray that all of us volunteering, exhibiting and attending will be onthe look-out for God in disguise- whatever our understanding of God is.Maria ShepherdsonUpper Kennet ChurchesSunday Afternoon Tea ServicesCome and Join us for the Tea Services in May and JuneEverybody welcome to these informal services.Cake and Tea will be provided!18th May at St Nicholas Berwick Bassett, 4pmBlowing Bubbles, Telling Tales, following the Jesus Trail15th June at St James Avebury, 4pmFather’s Day Picnic Tea Service and Treasure HuntPage 17
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014WHO’S WHO in the Upper Kennet ChurchesRECTOR - REV’D MARIA SHEPHERDSON01672 539643The Rectory, 27 High Street, Avebury, SN8 1RFemail mariashepherdson@rocketmail.comIf you require a priest in an emergency and are unable to contact Rev’d Maria pleasetelephone one of the churchwardens.LAY PASTORAL ASSISTANTSMrs Claire Stiles01793 731620 c.j.stiles@hotmail. co.ukMr Graham Kitchen01672 861349 graham@grahamkitchen.com BENEFICE OFFICE: Ray Manley, Anne Robinson (Mon-Thurs, 10am-1pm)Tel: 01672 861786 e-mail: office@upkennet.eclipse.co.ukAddress: The Garden Room, 62 Lockeridge, SN8 4ELCHURCHWARDENSAVEBURYEAST KENNETTWEST OVERTONFYFIELDWINTERBOURNE MONKTONWINTERBOURNE BASSETTBROAD HINTONMr David DavidgeMrs Maureen DixonMr Graham KitchenMrs Jo SnapeMrs Susan RogersMrs Jane RyanMs Vicky EvansMs Penny GoldMr Martin KnightMr Peter BarryMrs Jenni MoselingMiss Sally CartwrightBenefice Council Lay Chairman Mr Mark WightmanPAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL SECRETARIESAVEBURYMr David DavidgeEAST KENNETT, FYFIELD& WEST OVERTONMrs Anne RobinsonWINTERBOURNE MONKTON Mr Bill BuxtonWINTERBOURNE BASSETTMrs Clare KnightBROAD HINTONMr Adrian Overson01672 51381901672 53969001672 86134901672 86126701672 86137401672 86164001672 86162201672 53915801793 73176401793 73158901793 73162901793 sally.cartwright@broadhinton.org.uk01793 731452 wightman1944@btinternet.com01672 513819 mail@dwdmar.plus.com01672 86116901672 53919901793 73176401793 t.comMAGAZINESUPPER KENNET NEWS in Fyfield, West Overton, East & West Kennett, Beckhampton, Avebury Trusloe, Avebury,Winterbourne Monkton & Berwick Bassett:Editor David Throup, Longmynd, Lockeridge SN8 4ED 01672 861279davidthroup@aol.comPlease send all copy including advertising and payment to David Throup.Final copy date 3rd Friday each month unless otherwise notified.* * *LOCAL NEWS in Uffcott, Broad Hinton & Winterbourne Bassett:Editor Tim Powell01793 739083news@onefivetwo.co.uk*** Final copy date 20th of each month ***Page 18
LOCAL NEWSJune 2014Upper Kennet Churches Notice Board – June 2014BaptismJosephine ClaptonCharlie RendellOphelia Hallam4 May11 May18 MayWest OvertonWest OvertonWinterbourne MonktonWeddingsElizabeth Swanton &10 MayWest OvertonGordon BradfordThis month the following couples will be getting married and we remember them in ourprayers:Rebecca Leech &28 JuneBroad HintonMichael ButlerArlene Sutherland &Clive Grabban28 JuneBroad HintonFuneralEric White21 MayBroad HintonBroad Hinton ChurchJune 7June 14& 28Mrs. Moakes and Ms. La RocheMrs. Miller and Mrs. WhitfieldBroad Hinton ChurchJune 2June 16June 30Flower RotaCleaning RotaMrs. Fleming and Miss FosterMrs. Watts and Mrs. TulissioMs. Cartwright and Ms. CrammondBroad Hinton Cleaning Rota Even if there is no scheduled service during the period that you havevolunteered for, it would be greatly appreciated if you will ensure that the church is clean for our manyvisitors.Winterbourne Bassett ChurchJune 7June 14June 21June 28Sarah HarveyA Henery/T MossCarol JonesFlower FestivalWinterbourne Bassett ChurchJune 7June 14Flower RotaCleaning RotaSarah McLuskieElizabeth TavenerIf you cannot take your turn on either of these rotas, please let Clare Knight know (flowers ) on 731764 orswap with someone else on the rota, and similarly, let Elizabeth Tavener know (731908) or swap places, forthe church cleaning.Page 19
Upper Kennet Churches – Services for June 2014St NicholasFYFIELD1JuneEaster 7Env week 228JunePentecostEnv week 23St Michael &All AngelsWEST OVERTON8 amPrayer BookCommunion12 noonKemp Baptism29JuneTrinity 2Env week 26St MaryMagdaleneWINTERBOURNEMONKTON8 amPrayer BookCommunion2 pmLiddiard-NashBaptism10 amHoly CommunionSt Katherine &St PeterWINTERBOURNEBASSETTSt Peter adVinculaBROAD HINTON11.15 amHoly Communion9.45 amHoly Communion10.30 amHoly Communion9.45 amPrayer BookMatins10.30 AM – BENEFICE SERVICE - COMMUNION – WEST OVERTONJuneTrinity SundayEnv week 24JuneTrinity 1Env week 25St JamesAVEBURY10 amInformal Service1522Christ ChurchEAST KENNETT4 pm Avebury - Children and Family Service10 amHoly Communion10.30amCafé ChurchKennet Valley Hall6 pmSolstice FestivalSongs of Praise10.30 amHoly Communion11.15 amMorning Prayer6 pmSongs of PraiseFlower Festival12 noonHorton Baptism
Ariana Tulissio, Matilda Roche, Lexie Knight, Jessica Candy Broad Town, Wiltshire SN4 7RE Registered Charity No: 297152 Tel 01793 731911 www.broadtownpreschool.co.uk Broad Town Pre-School and Forest School Join us on Friday 6th June 2014 Forest Activities from 1pm Go wild in the woods! broad HANDY ANDY LANDSCAPING All work done at competitive .
