

The ferns are now 4 feet tall, the house is nearly as obscured as when we first bought the place. But ferns are much different that trees...

I worked out back this morning for a while and just quickly set, in approximate locations, the bases for the pergola columns:

I really like the salvaged cement block with the stone faces. I told Lisa it will give the pergola "instant age."
3 comments:
A pergola and a pond, I am so jealous.
Gorgeous! So obviously I need to apprentice with you for grotto building and Lisa for landscape design.
Sarah,
But don't you have a two car garage? Or at least a one car that you can put a vehicle in? I would like one of them!
Jimbo,
The offer is open, buddy. I think you need an extended family visit, if not this summer than next.
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