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Sat 30 Apr, 2011 12:16 pm
@jcboy,
neat job. you did this the firsttime?
@jcboy,
Slight digression JC.
We have this thread where you can introduce your blonde friend to us:
http://able2know.org/topic/135039-1
Oh and great job on the brick walkway.
Looks great. Love the mannequin pis.
@farmerman,
That was my first time, it was actually pretty easy but working in the hot Florida sun got to me just a bit.
@tsarstepan,
Will do, I have two now, both pound dogs, Mac and Frankie
Over twenty years ago, a man I did some work for asked me to buy some pavers for a project. He did not call them pavers and I was not up on that. I kept going to brick yards and asking for that size of bricks and getting turned away. The man I worked for ended up buying them. Anyway, that's a nice job.
@jcboy,
What do they think of the tortoises? do they all get along?
Really really nice job JC. You should be proud of that. It looks great.
Its hard being on hands and knees for long periods.
I always found the hardest part was getting the initial bedding down and smooth. Once the groundwork is done you just kinda bang 'em in.
Cant say I'm overly fond of the garish dyed bark but thats just me.
Really nice job! Can ya bring the doggie around?
Thanks!
Mac doesn’t bother the tortoises at all but I don’t trust Frankie with them. I sectioned off a portion of the yard so the dogs have their own play area. They were destroying all the plants, now they can do what they want in their own yard.
@jcboy,
oh! those are great photos
Setanta says to let you know that we like your dogs.
Like the dogs. and your work is fabulous.
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