What is better for a retaining wall, timber sleepers or blocks?

Treated timber is approved for in ground use and has a reasonable service life, however block retaining walls and concrete sleeper retaining walls are more durable having a greater life expectancy. This is based on suitable footings & good drainage. Both Blocks and concrete sleepers come in a wide range of colours, sizes and styles to create a more aesthetic landscape. Common styles of retainers walls to consider are timber sleep retaining walls, link wall or link block retaining walls and concrete sleeper walls

Should I pave or concrete?

While concrete certainly has its benefits, pavers give a more aesthetic finish to a landscape area. Pavers area available in range of colours, texture, styles and sizes. Larger format, 400mm and 500mm pavers have become increasingly popular with modern and contemporary landscape designs. Pavers are also commonly used for garden borders and edges for their straight line finish which is widely desired in modern landscape construction.

Do I need landscape design plans before I get a construction quote?

Yes. A landscape design will allow us to discuss the project with enough detail to allow for an accurate price estimate. This design process will also determine whether council approvals are required, which can impact cost and timing.

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Chatswood Library
Chatswood NSW.

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Sunrise over the highway in Chatswood, NSW

Old Mans Cave
"Old Mans Cave" is situated in the Lane Cove valley, in Sydney, Australia. The stories include a man who used to live in the cave, during the great depression of the 1930s. The cave consists of a sandstone slab that partially fell over another sandstone ridge. It's occupied by the Grannys Cloak Moth (Speiredonia spectans). Perhaps other creatures like it here, such as small bats. In the past, the cave was a shelter for the local Cammeraygal indigenous people, particularly in times of heatwave and heavy rain.

Brush Turpentine (Rhodamnia rubescens)
Until recently, a widespread and common plant. Now listed as "critically endangered" due to fungal attack. Today's photo shows healthy new growth on this myrtle tree.

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Night Service in Chatswood
Chatswood NSW.

Victoria Ave
Chatswood NSW. Quite the contrast to today's Chatswood which renders this scene unrecognisable.

Sweet Morinda (Gynochthodes jasminoides)
A long established plant, growing as an epiphyte, in a fork of a planted Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata). This species is usually seen as a climbing plant in eastern Australia. A member of the huge botanical family Rubiaceae, known as the coffee family.

interval at a classical concert
Ten years ago my wife Jenny & I listened to the Canadian pianist Avan Lu at the Sydney International Piano Competition. After hearing his performance of the 17th concerto by Mozart, I predicted he would be the winner. Yesterday we heard him again in Sydney. The man is a wizard, a phenomenal player. He's also a good raconteur and speaker, when introducing the items to be played. All items are old chestnuts, old favourites, warhorses that are regularly performed. The first was the Fingal's Cave overture by Mendelssohn. It's a musical description of a famous cave off the coast of Scotland. If you've been to the island of Staffa on a sunny calm day you are very lucky indeed. To my ear it was in c-minor, but the "perfect pitch" was off by a semitone, it's in b-minor. Not my choice of music, but a popular piece. The composer Brahms was a champion of this overture. Next on the list was concerto 20 by Mozart. I've heard this literally hundreds of times. It was just about the only concerto of Mozart's played in the 19th century. Brahms and Beethoven played it and wrote cadenzas for their performance. I think Avan Lu played the Beethoven cadenza in the first movement. One of only two Mozart concertos in a minor key. This concerto is a powerhouse, a dynamic heavy hitter. Full of tension, aggression, anger and triumphant resolution. Concert pianists love this concerto as it is so satisfying to perform. It's a showpiece for the virtuosic skill of the soloist, and being replete with beauty and passion. The pianist mentioned the similarities to the opera Don Giovanni, which I wasn't aware of. The orchestra played well in this concerto, I liked the strings who had some sweet moments in the high register. There's a crescendo in the early part of the concerto, a huge build-up of emotion and tension. This is then resolved by the soloist hitting big chords in the low register after particularly difficult piano passages. The trumpets and drums combine to make really loud sounds. I love it when Mozart writes for full deafening sounds. Another favourite moment is in the finale, where the key changes to the major. The trumpets signal a repeated downward call, heralding the concerto to a triumphant finish. Like so much of Mozart, this is a dazzling example of perfection in the classical form. The next pieces were Beethoven. I've got mixed reactions to Beethoven. But some pieces I adore and can't criticise. Such as the concerto number one. I prefer this to most of his other concertos, It's better than the more famous "Emperor". Concerto one is just a load of fun. Great entertainment, bright and sunny. The great 20th century pianist Sviatoslav Richter said it was his favourite concerto to play. And why not? Great tunes, fabulous virtuosity and humour. There's also great beauty here and there too. On his day, Beethoven was the wittiest and funniest composer. Jenny mentioned how I regularly laughed out loud at this performance yesterday. It's true. A couple of funny moments were the huge orchestral lead up to the cadenza in the first movement. As if Beethoven is making fun of himself in the almost overdone, pompous way. But it works so well. Another memorable moment is the minor key diversions in the finale. Utterly clever and unexpected. The finale is non stop brilliance. A lucid race to the finish line with flags flying and the crowd cheering. The main theme is catchy and satisfying to hear. This is one of my favourite pieces of Beethoven. There's no self indulgent emotional rubbish here, no victory seized from the jaws of defeat. It's the great man at full throttle, with wonderful entertainment. After terrific and well deserved applause, the encore was the slow movement of the Pathetique, by the same composer. Another famous piece, and well appreciated by the crowd.

Chatswood Railway Station
Chatswood NSW.

City buildings with the Brush Cherry (Syzygium australe)
This area is near the Pacific Highway & Victoria avenue Chatswood, in suburban Sydney. The area would have been Blackbutt forest 250 years ago. None of the original species exist in this area. But there are dozens of Skeleton Fork Ferns growing in the pots housing the Brush Cherry trees. They're also growing in cracks in the ground. Psilotum nudum is a widespread distributed fern, often occurring on rocks, and sometimes in rainforest. A species local to Sydney and many places throughout the world. They've made a good living here in a city environment.

Capturing Love Stories: Ocampo Weddings - Engagement Photography in Chatswood, Sydney, NSW
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Doughwood (Melicope micrococca)
The Doughwood is a common rainforest tree in moist areas of New South Wales near the coast and ranges. It's in the Citrus family; known as Melicope micrococca. Sydney is not a rainforest stronghold with poor soils and an abundance of fire. However, it's great to see this plant growing near the golf course at Chatswood. One of only a handful of natural occurrences in the city. This tree is around ten metres tall. Stunted in size due to growing on shallow soil above sandstone. A mature individual, probably of considerable age. There are juveniles coming up nearby. The leaves in threes are easily noticed, making identification straight forward. There's a curious population here of a north coast rainforest myrtle. I counted six plum myrtles (Pilidostigma glabrum). One of which was in fruit, another 3 metres tall. There's another population of them about 500 metres upstream. Probably not planted, perhaps originating from a nearby cultivated plant and spread by birds. Nearby are two other native rainforest trees in the citrus family, Acronychia oblongifolia. Also seldom seen in the metropolitan area.

Scotts Creek
Chatswood NSW.

Beauchamp Park
Chatswood NSW.

Archer St
Chatswood NSW.

Garden of Remembrance, Chatswood NSW
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Dg Mono (D15-67) 1976-04-21 Greyhound (69) (PFM069) Dg (183) & 6V71 in Chatswood-NSW - Ian Lynas
photo by Ian Lynas Heavily laden with freight as well as passengers, Greyhound 69 powers through the Sydney north shore suburb of Chatswood on 21 April 1976 on an afternoon and overnight journey to Brisbane.

Wisteria Flowers at Muston Park, Sydney
Wisteria, planted in 1952 at Muston Park, Sydney

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Chatswood, NSW, Australia

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Candid eye contact Chatswood NSW December, 2021

Gully rainforest with Lilly Pilly (Acmena smithii)
A few days ago I walked here with a school friend. He first came here 50 years ago, and we hid coins in the rock pool just downstream of here. He didn't remember it, which is understandable. We're still friends, and nothing seems to have changed much. This is my home forest, I've been here many hundreds of times. And in this exact area I've found three new species of mushrooms (still waiting to be described by the scientists). Botanists may call this area warm temperate rainforest, dominated by Coachwood, Lilly Pilly and Ironwood. Ferns are abundant here, hence the name of the reserve. Mosses and liverworts are also evident. Those one and two cent pieces are probably still in the rock pools, and we have no intention of searching for them.

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The stomach becomes the soul when one is hungry. These cooks worked hard in the heat too serve up some delicious yakitori to hungry customers. Candid Street Photography Chatswood, NSW December, 2021