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24.01.2022 It’s finished and it looks fantastic 158m of Monument Colorbond fencing to match the beautiful brand new house built by Bundy Homes. #bundyhomes #colorbondfence #monument #roofinspotbundy #parklandsgrange

21.01.2022 I spent last week fencing in the heat looking at this beautiful pool. Treated pine butted and capped paling fence with a retainer wall for Bundy Homes.

21.01.2022 Treated pine Lapped and capped at Bargara this week, looking fantastic.

19.01.2022 We finished this fence last week in North Bundy to complete the look of this new house. Built by Bundy Homes and for sale with Synergy Property Specialists follow the link to take a peek and this well thought out home and go ahead and share, you just never know who might be looking for their next place. https://www.facebook.com/527918973907541/posts/2359610600738360?sfns=mo

17.01.2022 It’s been a long time since we have posted any photos so here are some of our latest Colorbond jobs. All supplied by ISFAB!!

16.01.2022 Did You Know, That IS FAB are your Local Lysaght COLORBOND(R) Fencing and Roofing Suppliers? Lysaght Neetascreen & Smartascreen Fence Panels, available to order..., - 1.8m x 2.35m Panels, $110 inc. GST Per Panel, + Freight, - 1.5m and 2.1m High options also available. Give the team a call today for any of your fencing and roofing needs! Ph:- 41514331 Email:- [email protected] Address:- 24 Steptoe Street East Bundaberg COLORBOND, ZINCALUME, Thermatech, BlueScope and colour names are registered trade marks and colour names are trade marks of BlueScope Steel Limited. 2011 BlueScope Steel Limited ABN 16 000 011 058. All rights reserved.

16.01.2022 There are times when you read a very special Aussie story, that it’s worth Sharing with everyone.~ FROM ~ Garry Linnell's article in The New Daily. It’s 1932 an...d Australia is in the grip of the Great Depression. One in three workers are unemployed. Decrepit shanty towns hug the outskirts of the big cities. A scrawny rabbit caught in a trap will feed a family for a week. Country roads are filled with broken men walking from one farmhouse to another seeking menial jobs and food. On the outskirts of the South Gippsland town of Leongatha, an injured farmer lies in bed unable to walk or work. World War I hero Captain Leo Tennyson Gwyther is in hospital with a broken leg and the family farm is in danger of falling into ruins. Up steps his son, nine-year-old Lennie. With the help of his pony Ginger Mick, Lennie ploughs the farm’s 24 paddocks and keeps the place running until his father can get back on his feet. How to reward him? Lennie has been obsessively following one of the biggest engineering feats of the era the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. He wants to attend its opening. With great reluctance, his parents agree he can go. So Lennie saddles up Ginger Mick, packs a toothbrush, pyjamas, spare clothes and a water bottle into a sack, and begins the 1000+ kilometre trek to Sydney. AloneThat’s right..A nine-year-old boy riding a pony from the deep south of Victoria to the biggest and roughest city in the nation. Told you it was a different era. No social media. No mobile phones. But even then it doesn’t take long before word begins to spread about a boy, his horse and their epic trek. The entire population of small country towns gather on their outskirts to welcome his arrival. He survives bushfires, is attacked by a vagabond and endures rain and cold, biting winds. When he reaches Canberra he is welcomed by Prime Minister Joseph Lyons, who invites him into Parliament House for tea. When he finally arrives in Sydney, more than 10,000 people line the streets to greet him. He is besieged by autograph hunters. He becomes a key part of the official parade at the bridge’s opening. He and Ginger Mick are invited to make a starring appearance at the Royal Show. Even Donald Bradman, the biggest celebrity of the Depression era, requests a meeting and gives him a signed cricket bat. A letter writer to The Sydney Morning Herald at the time gushes that just such an example as provided by a child of nine summers, Lennie Gwyther was, and is, needed to raise the spirit of our people and to fire our youth and others to do things not to talk only. The sturdy pioneer spirit is not dead let it be remembered that this little lad, when his father was in hospital, cultivated the farm a mere child. When Lennie leaves Sydney for home a month later, he has become one of the most famous figures in a country craving uplifting news. Large crowds wave handkerchiefs. .Women weep and shout goodbye. According to The Sun newspaper, Lennie, being a casual Australian, swung into the saddle and called ‘Toodleloo!’. He finally arrives home to a tumultuous reaction in Leongatha. He returns to school and soon life for Lennie and the country returns to normal. These days you can find a bronze statue in Leongatha commemorating Lennie and Ginger Mick. But Australia has largely forgotten his remarkable feat and how he inspired a struggling nation. Never taught about him in school? Never heard of him before? Spread the word. We need to remember and celebrate Lennie Gwyther and his courageous journey. It's a great story. God knows we need these stories now, more than ever. See more

13.01.2022 ‘The boys’ Pigeon Hole 1977

07.01.2022 Pine lapped and capped is well under way at Coral Cove and it is looking fantastic!!

05.01.2022 Treated pine fence at Parklands

04.01.2022 Back when cowboys where tough my grandfather Allan woods on curio

02.01.2022 New colorbond fence delivered and ready to be installed at Parklands! I know we need the rain but if it could just hold off for a few days so we can get this one finished