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2006-10-30 (5).JPG (54 KB)
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| More steps go in to get us up eight feet to the north side of the house. |
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2006-10-6 (6).JPG (49 KB)
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| Rob is moving a few smaller boulders into place before the flagstone goes in. |
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2006-10-3 (1).JPG (44 KB)
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| You can see that we have continued the signal conduit and irrigation pipes from the pond area. These items will be included into the basic irrigation and light control systems. |
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2006-10-5 (3).JPG (45 KB)
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| This gives you a nice perspective on how we used machines to assist where possible. But we still shoveled a lot! |
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2006-11-5 (12).JPG (48 KB)
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| Looking back south to the east side of the pool shows the nice flagstone walkway surrounding a great Japanese maple tree. |
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2006-10-5 (6).JPG (47 KB)
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| Of course the guys didn't move this bad boy by hand. The loader could barely move it! This boulder is one of the four Montana mountain boulders in the landscape. The other three are around the upper pond. |
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2006-10-30 (2).JPG (37 KB)
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| Well, it wasn't quite that easy. It took a few days. but it looks cool! |
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2006-11-5 (6).JPG (53 KB)
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| You can see the second and third set of steps completing the circuit around the house to the north deck. |
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2006-11-5 (4).JPG (46 KB)
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| You can see the first set of three sets of very heavy steps! |
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