Three more wheel barrow loads and I finally had enough back fill...smoothed out a 1" deep level bed of sand. 75 pavers filled it in and topped it off. 60,78,38,0,B
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8 comments:
What jumps to mind is that you are building your own little Alamo.
It looks neat, tidy, and organized -- like a good home should.
BBC what John is building is an Oasis for every shade seeking creature in that part of the country.Makes me think of (Build It an They will Come)
Looking good. Success can be measured by the flavor of your tomatoes.
nice job
Congratulations. Something to be proud of.
A man who gets to see his vision become a reality is blessed. Congrats.
the mohave rat
Another beautiful job. I like how that step up worked out. I was afraid that you were going to have the grade of the south wing the same as in the middle, and have that row of block to trip over every time you walked over to the south door. I see why all the back fill now. One more wing to go!
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