With a lot of creativity and hard work, the yard was transformed step by step into something amazing.
A rock wall here, a boulder there, a tree, some bushes, a bunch of flowersand most of all......
GRASS! Green, soft grass.It wasn't easy making the backyard a paradise. Rain water seemed to create an unwanted pond, so Dave put in drain lines, dug holes to install pumps , contoured and shaped the slopes. He dug trenches for sprinkler pipe and electrical conduits. He hauled wheelbarrow after wheelbarrow of rich fertilizer. He constructed a waterfall, made a fire pit, and layed stone pathways.
------------------------------------Spring 2000-----------------------------
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land drains
putting in a water pump
ISN'T HE AMAZING!!!There is one problem though; what will Tanner do now?
---no more mud clods
---no more sitting in mud puddles
---no more muddy water
Sorry Buddy
4 comments:
It looks amazing via pictures. I'm sure it's even more impressive in person. We need to celebrate!!! Too bad the snow will be covering it soon. We need a back yard party when it gets warm...before then maybe an adult dinner celebrating Dave's hard work and your ongoing patience. (Jason and I do love going to dinner with you two.) Cheers to a great job!
WOW!! The yard looks GREAT!! You did a terrific Job. Yes, time to celebrate
DAMN - That looks awesome! Can we hire him out to make our small but lovely backyard a paradise too?
Love it Wendy....
Good Job Dave..... still doing it even at your age :)
my back yard is next dave---
i just need to borrow your backhoe, shovel, rocks, shrubs, and your labor.
thanks for volunteering.
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