LINWOOD RETAINING WALL HELD UP BY NO. 8 WIRE, HOPE, AND ONE BLOKE NAMED SHANE
Engineer says it's 'not technically a wall anymore' but concedes it's still doing wall things.
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Building sites, utes, and the sacred morning pie ritual from Kaitaia to Bluff.
Engineer says it's 'not technically a wall anymore' but concedes it's still doing wall things.
Homeowner now selects lighting by process of elimination and prayer.
The Hilux is loaded, the gas bottle is on, and the building consent is theoretical.
Ten-minute confessional posted to Instagram at 11.47pm Tuesday. Kitchen still has no light switches.
Builder says the wall has structural integrity. The wall says otherwise. Constable Pearce attended.
Guys. Guys. I never thought I'd have to make this video.
Builder reckons it'll see out the winter. Won't say which one.
Fourteen months. Forty-seven witnesses. One engineer in tears. The findings are in.
The consent says yes. The four-by-two says no. Gravity got the final word.
Lad flew out of Invercargill on a 6am Jetstar. Has rung four Mitre 10s and a Resene in Penrose. None of them are laughing.
It was a Tuesday morning in Macandrew Bay. The hill was about to become a suggestion.
Aro Valley site trades tools for pies — progress redefined.
Local puppy's soap bubble tail threatens Ashburton's artisanal market economy.
ORY764 last seen leaving Prestons Road at 40km/h with a queen-sized Sleepyhead doing the limbo.
The homeowner has showered at the gym 437 times. The builder has not picked up a phone since the Coronation.
The gnome was holding a tiny fishing rod. The fishing rod was holding back six weeks of shit.
Homeowner now flicks switches like she's playing pokies.
The tiler is parked on The Parade eating his third pie. Nobody is showering.
The pies were from the Vauxhall Four Square. The clipboard was from head office. Neither side enjoyed it.
The wall is 30 years old. The wire is older. The slope behind it contains a trampoline.