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First Layout |
This will be an on going project, but since I have plenty of rocks, I wanted to use them in the front yard landscape..somehow. Here is the beginning.
On this layout, I have 7 points. This was done before I decided to do a Texas Lonestar.
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Coming together |
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Each point took me about 3 loads (small) of rocks. Since I am in such "great" shape, I could only pick up and load a small load.
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Looking better |
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All Done |
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After I had finished all the points and the center, I added small gravel to fill in the cracks between the rocks. Next, make a dry creek bed to tie into the star...I am not sure just how this next idea will go, but the rocks are movable.
You did a great job!!! I bet it looks even better in person. I bet it is really cool to look at from the mountain! AC
ReplyDeleteI love it. That is really cool and Amanda is right, it will look great from above. What are you going to design next?
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