Posted by Adirondack case guy on July 16, 2015 at 19:32:19 from (74.69.160.79):
Well, after starting this project about three years back,LOL, I am back at it and maybe completeing it MayBe!!! Been having some BP issues since my Cancer treatments ended, and got off to a slow start today facing off the old salvaged Heat-I-Lator insert, but by the end of the day I had made some progress. The pics are randoms from the past few days. I brought home the big bluestone slabs from a building project that we built several years back. Had to do major excavation of this stone to build the building. I layed it in the front of our house, but it became a lot of work to maintain it, so I ripped it out and put the front back into lawn, as seen in one of the later pics. Me and my Kubotas have handled a lot of tons of stone in the last 10 days, and have a lot more to lay and stack yet. The small planter bed you see on the new patio area is my rocket garden. I had a lot of old drainage tile that I dug up in a very old golf course several years back, some dateing back to 1800s and hand made. Came up with this little planter to display them The wifey has been real busy with the garden. Lots of Chard,Peas, Broccolli, and beans. Corn is tasseling, and is well over my head, and squash is over takeing the whole garden. Loren
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