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Three days and 3/4 a ton of gravel later (and a HUGE thank you to my friend S., who was kind enough to take the excess gravel :P :P :P), I have a beautiful back yard. For the first time in years, I can open the back door and let A. go blow bubbles . . . or the cats wander among the rose bushes, and I don't have to worry about nineteen safety hazards that are finally well and truly FIXED. To illustrate my journey:
The before picture.
Note: everything green (except the rose bushes climbing the trellis) is a dandelion.
The journey.
Note: A. got the camera. I take no responsibility for this part.
The end result.
It's lovely. Absolutely lovely. A few of my friends have asked whether I'm worried about the cats clearing the 8' fence. . . . The answer is a resounding no. Why? My kitties are not the brightest boos in the box. Hime (the siamese) can't clear a 3' baby-gate, let alone an 8' fence.
And someday, years from now, a future owner will be standing in the kitchen door, wondering how in the heck I got all t hat gravel back there.
In buckets. Two shovel fulls at a time. :P :P :P
The before picture.
Note: everything green (except the rose bushes climbing the trellis) is a dandelion.
The journey.
Note: A. got the camera. I take no responsibility for this part.
The end result.
It's lovely. Absolutely lovely. A few of my friends have asked whether I'm worried about the cats clearing the 8' fence. . . . The answer is a resounding no. Why? My kitties are not the brightest boos in the box. Hime (the siamese) can't clear a 3' baby-gate, let alone an 8' fence.
And someday, years from now, a future owner will be standing in the kitchen door, wondering how in the heck I got all t hat gravel back there.
In buckets. Two shovel fulls at a time. :P :P :P
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