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All Green Gardening and Landscaping creates great, natural environments to enhance any residential or commercial property through careful landscape design. Keep in touch with onto our Facebook Page.

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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

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.

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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All Green Gardening & Lanscaping

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Chris Daly

06:46 20 Oct 21

Omar and his team did a fantastic job in laying new tiff tuff couch turf in our front yard. They arrived on time and worked non stop to get it done even kept working when it rained continuously for about an hour.I am very pleased with the work done and the finish is very very good. The price was very honest and would definately recommend Omar.Thanks again OmarChris Daly

Vickie Lew

00:33 10 Oct 21

Omar and his team transformed our yard from a jungle into a picture-perfect area. Great price and quality. Highly recommend !

Rachel Thomas

06:21 23 Mar 21

We are so very grateful to Omar and his team for trimming our very tall bamboo trees, which were extremely difficult and dangerous, as these trees cannot be climbed. The boys were professional, friendly, worked fast and gave us a great price. They were so considerate and attentive to our needs, even visiting our obnoxious and intimidating neighbours on the other side of the fence to satisfy their requirements as well. I highly recommend All Green Gardening & Landscaping. Thanks again Omar!

Brian Kenner

10:39 22 Feb 21

brian bilgola plateau 2107. Omar and his team did an outstanding job on my nature strip. Came on time very fair quote. Highly recommended

Simon Barlow Artist

03:08 22 Aug 20

Friendly, well priced, prompt and excellent paving job from Omar and his team. Thank you All Green Gardening & Landscaping

Kevin Lee

11:08 04 Aug 20

On time , Great landscaper

Jennifer M

07:01 02 Apr 19

Omar and his team recently did a small paving job for me. They were prompt, efficient and the result was just what I wanted. Communication and reliability were excellent. I would definitely recommend them.

Andy Stewart

11:12 06 Mar 19

Fast response , always on time and great work never let us down and his team did a lovely job

Steve Kennedy

11:06 06 Mar 19

Honest and reliable

Robyn Stubbs

00:29 07 Feb 19

Excellent response time & flexible to get the job done

serkan kilic

02:58 31 Jan 19

Great landscaper will use again honest and fair pricing.

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Lighting It Up #3
With headlight beaming, a lone NR23 hauls Newcastle-bound 1431 freight away from West Ryde. The east side of West Ryde provides the night-time backdrop for this scene.

7478 | West Ryde
G514 & 8049 drag a brand new D-set (D113/D13) through West Ryde with transfer movement 7478 from Lithgow to the New Intercity Fleet (NIF) servicing facility at Kangy Angy, NSW. The D-sets (recently named 'Mariyung' sets) were meant to enter service by late 2020. Currently they are being moved around in storage due to unresolved safety issues apart of a dispute with rail unions regarding the conditions of operating these new sets. Who knows when they'll actually enter service! In the meantime the various transfer movements of the sets often draw out a good variety of diesel motive power to facilitate the movements!

Y292 - HMAS TORTOISE (Built 1945), Seen Here Moored in Riley's Bay, Ettalong, NSW, 20.5.2015
We travelled to Ettalong, NSW on 20th May 2015 to try to locate the tug US Army WT 85 Protrude, also known as HMAS Koolya, believed to be the last Wright Shipyards, Tuncurry, NSW built boat to be still afloat but alas after visiting Blackwall Bay, where we believed her to be moored (last recorded there 2007), we came away with no boat and no leads as to her whereabouts. NOTE - The US Army WT85 Protrude was later located at Gosford Pier on 24th October 2015 after an anonymous tip off in a comment on one of these Y292 images posted on Flickr in 2015. HMAS TORTOISE The journey to Brisbane Water was not entirely for nothing as tucked over in the north western part of Riley's Bay opposite Booker Bay we were very pleased to find the WW2 RAAF bomb scow and 50-ton?, 56ftx18ft dive tender the HMAS TORTOISE. Apart from the number Y292 placed prominently on the bow of the port or left hand side of the still registered, rather disheveled looking vessel, there were no obvious name markings to suggest it was in fact the Tortoise. The HMAS TORTOISE was a sister ship to the HMAS TURTLE and both could be immediately recognised by the size of their names painted on the stern. Construction of '015-73' ? later known as Tortoise, commenced in late 1944 and was completed in 1945 at Slazengers Pty Ltd on the Cooks River at Alexandria ? in Sydney. The HMAS TORTOISE and the HMAS TURTLE were two of 6 x 50 ton ? vessels built as RAAF harbour and island service craft, or bomb scows, capable of carrying 2-1/4 tons of cargo in a single hold serviced by a derrick post. Another 27 boats were under construction when the war ended. Originally launched as the 'RAAF 015-73' ? it was not until the vessel was transferred to the RAN's HMAS Rushcutter and HMAS Penguin bases in 1962 that the name HMAS TORTOISE was applied. She was also and given the pendant number Y292 which she still proudly displays today. Other Names - {015-73}-'45 HMAS Tortoise-'62b68b71 {Y292}-'62b68b71b74 Tortoise-'74b88 {TV1}-b89 - Reference - M.Flapan - Australia NZ Register of Ships & Boats Both HMAS TORTOISE 'RAAF 015-73' ? and HMAS TURTLE 'RAAF 015-75' ? were sold on April 26, 1974, with the Tortoise converted for salvage work in the Philippines and along the Australian East Coast while the Turtle saw service as a small privately owned cargo vessel and operated in northern Australia. Eight years on in 1982, it was reported that the Tortoise had been abandoned as a hulk in Sydney's Hen and Chicken Bay where she was vandalized and badly damaged. On the 11th March 1988 Tortoise was purchased by Mr FJ Hewitt of Umina, NSW and was restored by cadets of the TS Hawkesbury with assistance from personnel from the HMAS Waterhen at Waverton, NSW. On the 1st of May 1988 The TS TORTOISE was loaned to the TS Hawkesbury as a training vessel for naval cadets, primarily operating on the Hawkesbury River and in Broken Bay and obviously wider afield in northern Australia as she required assistance from the HMAS Tarakan 11 following a breakdown on the 19th August 1992 enroute from Darwin to Cairns. In August 1992, while participating in Operation BEACHCOMBER, Tarakan was involved in two rescue missions. On 9 August she began searching for a 17-foot fibreglass boat which had capsized the previous evening with two crew members aboard. The search proved unsuccessful but the two men were later found near Dunk Island, one of whom, sadly, was deceased. On 19 August she came to the assistance of the Naval Reserve Cadet training vessel, TV Tortoise, which had broken down while en route from Darwin to Cairns. Tarakan took Tortoise in tow and arrived in Cairns on 22 August. There is a good image of the Diving Tender Tortoise beached at Port Stephens in 1968 HERE after a long scroll down. After 1992 I have no further information and would be grateful of any details to complete the fascinating history of the HMAS TORTOISE. Obviously the Tortoise was moved to Riley's Bay at some stage after 1992 so its possible the Protrude may well be still afloat somewhere having been renovated in 1991. Any assistance in locating the Protrude is welcomed. Read more details here in the The Navy - Magazine of the Navy League of Australia Jan-March 1990 P.22 See a full gallery of images of the HMAS TORTOISE taken 20th May 2015

Y292 - HMAS TORTOISE (Built 1945), Moored in Riley's Bay, Ettalong, NSW, 20.5.2015
We travelled to Ettalong, NSW on 20th May 2015 to try to locate the tug US Army WT 85 Protrude, also known as HMAS Koolya, believed to be the last Wright Shipyards, Tuncurry, NSW built boat to be still afloat but alas after visiting Blackwall Bay, where we believed her to be moored (last recorded there 2007), we came away with no boat and no leads as to her whereabouts. NOTE - The US Army WT85 Protrude was later located at Gosford Pier on 24th October 2015 after an anonymous tip off in a comment on one of these Y292 images posted on Flickr in 2015. HMAS TORTOISE The journey to Brisbane Water was not entirely for nothing as tucked over in the north western part of Riley's Bay opposite Booker Bay we were very pleased to find the WW2 RAAF bomb scow and 50-ton?, 56ftx18ft dive tender the HMAS TORTOISE. Apart from the number Y292 placed prominently on the bow of the port or left hand side of the still registered, rather disheveled looking vessel, there were no obvious name markings to suggest it was in fact the Tortoise. The HMAS TORTOISE was a sister ship to the HMAS TURTLE and both could be immediately recognised by the size of their names painted on the stern. Construction of '015-73' ? later known as Tortoise, commenced in late 1944 and was completed in 1945 at Slazengers Pty Ltd on the Cooks River at Alexandria ? in Sydney. The HMAS TORTOISE and the HMAS TURTLE were two of 6 x 50 ton ? vessels built as RAAF harbour and island service craft, or bomb scows, capable of carrying 2-1/4 tons of cargo in a single hold serviced by a derrick post. Another 27 boats were under construction when the war ended. Originally launched as the 'RAAF 015-73' ? it was not until the vessel was transferred to the RAN's HMAS Rushcutter and HMAS Penguin bases in 1962 that the name HMAS TORTOISE was applied. She was also and given the pendant number Y292 which she still proudly displays today. Other Names - {015-73}-'45 HMAS Tortoise-'62b68b71 {Y292}-'62b68b71b74 Tortoise-'74b88 {TV1}-b89 - Reference - M.Flapan - Australia NZ Register of Ships & Boats Both HMAS TORTOISE 'RAAF 015-73' ? and HMAS TURTLE 'RAAF 015-75' ? were sold on April 26, 1974, with the Tortoise converted for salvage work in the Philippines and along the Australian East Coast while the Turtle saw service as a small privately owned cargo vessel and operated in northern Australia. Eight years on in 1982, it was reported that the Tortoise had been abandoned as a hulk in Sydney's Hen and Chicken Bay where she was vandalized and badly damaged. On the 11th March 1988 Tortoise was purchased by Mr FJ Hewitt of Umina, NSW and was restored by cadets of the TS Hawkesbury with assistance from personnel from the HMAS Waterhen at Waverton, NSW. On the 1st of May 1988 The TS TORTOISE was loaned to the TS Hawkesbury as a training vessel for naval cadets, primarily operating on the Hawkesbury River and in Broken Bay and obviously wider afield in northern Australia as she required assistance from the HMAS Tarakan 11 following a breakdown on the 19th August 1992 enroute from Darwin to Cairns. In August 1992, while participating in Operation BEACHCOMBER, Tarakan was involved in two rescue missions. On 9 August she began searching for a 17-foot fibreglass boat which had capsized the previous evening with two crew members aboard. The search proved unsuccessful but the two men were later found near Dunk Island, one of whom, sadly, was deceased. On 19 August she came to the assistance of the Naval Reserve Cadet training vessel, TV Tortoise, which had broken down while en route from Darwin to Cairns. Tarakan took Tortoise in tow and arrived in Cairns on 22 August. There is a good image of the Diving Tender Tortoise beached at Port Stephens in 1968 HERE after a long scroll down. After 1992 I have no further information and would be grateful of any details to complete the fascinating history of the HMAS TORTOISE. Obviously the Tortoise was moved to Riley's Bay at some stage after 1992 so its possible the Protrude may well be still afloat somewhere having been renovated in 1991. Any assistance in locating the Protrude is welcomed. Read more details here in the The Navy - Magazine of the Navy League of Australia Jan-March 1990 P.22 See a full gallery of images of the HMAS TORTOISE taken 20th May 2015

Y292 - HMAS TORTOISE (Built 1945), Seen Here Moored in Riley's Bay, Ettalong, NSW, 20.5.2015
We travelled to Ettalong, NSW on 20th May 2015 to try to locate the tug US Army WT 85 Protrude, also known as HMAS Koolya, believed to be the last Wright Shipyards, Tuncurry, NSW built boat to be still afloat but alas after visiting Blackwall Bay, where we believed her to be moored (last recorded there 2007), we came away with no boat and no leads as to her whereabouts. NOTE - The US Army WT85 Protrude was later located at Gosford Pier on 24th October 2015 after an anonymous tip off in a comment on one of these Y292 images posted on Flickr in 2015. HMAS TORTOISE The journey to Brisbane Water was not entirely for nothing as tucked over in the north western part of Riley's Bay opposite Booker Bay we were very pleased to find the WW2 RAAF bomb scow and 50-ton?, 56ftx18ft dive tender the HMAS TORTOISE. Apart from the number Y292 placed prominently on the bow of the port or left hand side of the still registered, rather disheveled looking vessel, there were no obvious name markings to suggest it was in fact the Tortoise. The HMAS TORTOISE was a sister ship to the HMAS TURTLE and both could be immediately recognised by the size of their names painted on the stern. Construction of '015-73' ? later known as Tortoise, commenced in late 1944 and was completed in 1945 at Slazengers Pty Ltd on the Cooks River at Alexandria ? in Sydney. The HMAS TORTOISE and the HMAS TURTLE were two of 6 x 50 ton ? vessels built as RAAF harbour and island service craft, or bomb scows, capable of carrying 2-1/4 tons of cargo in a single hold serviced by a derrick post. Another 27 boats were under construction when the war ended. Originally launched as the 'RAAF 015-73' ? it was not until the vessel was transferred to the RAN's HMAS Rushcutter and HMAS Penguin bases in 1962 that the name HMAS TORTOISE was applied. She was also and given the pendant number Y292 which she still proudly displays today. Other Names - {015-73}-'45 HMAS Tortoise-'62b68b71 {Y292}-'62b68b71b74 Tortoise-'74b88 {TV1}-b89 - Reference - M.Flapan - Australia NZ Register of Ships & Boats Both HMAS TORTOISE 'RAAF 015-73' ? and HMAS TURTLE 'RAAF 015-75' ? were sold on April 26, 1974, with the Tortoise converted for salvage work in the Philippines and along the Australian East Coast while the Turtle saw service as a small privately owned cargo vessel and operated in northern Australia. Eight years on in 1982, it was reported that the Tortoise had been abandoned as a hulk in Sydney's Hen and Chicken Bay where she was vandalized and badly damaged. On the 11th March 1988 Tortoise was purchased by Mr FJ Hewitt of Umina, NSW and was restored by cadets of the TS Hawkesbury with assistance from personnel from the HMAS Waterhen at Waverton, NSW. On the 1st of May 1988 The TS TORTOISE was loaned to the TS Hawkesbury as a training vessel for naval cadets, primarily operating on the Hawkesbury River and in Broken Bay and obviously wider afield in northern Australia as she required assistance from the HMAS Tarakan 11 following a breakdown on the 19th August 1992 enroute from Darwin to Cairns. In August 1992, while participating in Operation BEACHCOMBER, Tarakan was involved in two rescue missions. On 9 August she began searching for a 17-foot fibreglass boat which had capsized the previous evening with two crew members aboard. The search proved unsuccessful but the two men were later found near Dunk Island, one of whom, sadly, was deceased. On 19 August she came to the assistance of the Naval Reserve Cadet training vessel, TV Tortoise, which had broken down while en route from Darwin to Cairns. Tarakan took Tortoise in tow and arrived in Cairns on 22 August. There is a good image of the Diving Tender Tortoise beached at Port Stephens in 1968 HERE after a long scroll down. After 1992 I have no further information and would be grateful of any details to complete the fascinating history of the HMAS TORTOISE. Obviously the Tortoise was moved to Riley's Bay at some stage after 1992 so its possible the Protrude may well be still afloat somewhere having been renovated in 1991. Any assistance in locating the Protrude is welcomed. Read more details here in the The Navy - Magazine of the Navy League of Australia Jan-March 1990 P.22 See a full gallery of images of the HMAS TORTOISE taken 20th May 2015

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Franck Provost North Ryde NSW
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Franck Provost North Ryde
Franck Provost North Ryde Experience France’s No1 Hair Salon in Macquarie Centre. Enjoy a luxury hair salon experience at Franck Provost that is affordable. Our expert hairdressers offer a range of services & specialty hair treatments. Address: Shop 3339, Level 3, Cnr of Waterloo and Herring Rds, North Ryde, NSW 2113, Australia Phone: +61 2 8314 3114 Website: salons.franckprovost.com.au/en/hairdresser/australia-61/a...

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Franck Provost North Ryde Experience France’s No1 Hair Salon in Macquarie Centre. Enjoy a luxury hair salon experience at Franck Provost that is affordable. Our expert hairdressers offer a range of services & specialty hair treatments. Address: Shop 3339, Level 3, Cnr of Waterloo and Herring Rds, North Ryde, NSW 2113, Australia Phone: +61 2 8314 3114 Website: salons.franckprovost.com.au/en/hairdresser/australia-61/a...

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Franck Provost North Ryde Experience France’s No1 Hair Salon in Macquarie Centre. Enjoy a luxury hair salon experience at Franck Provost that is affordable. Our expert hairdressers offer a range of services & specialty hair treatments. Address: Shop 3339, Level 3, Cnr of Waterloo and Herring Rds, North Ryde, NSW 2113, Australia Phone: +61 2 8314 3114 Website: salons.franckprovost.com.au/en/hairdresser/australia-61/a...