I got some more fencing in place, and later realized that some posts are a bit crooked, have to think about that…
Plus a video on threading the fence posts …
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2KbdsEYWeFgrwKBe3bO1Dg
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Crooked fence posts have more character. Unless it is supposed to be ‘new’ should leave it a bit wobbly.
I have been thinking along those lines, will have to make sure the posts are heavily weathered!!!