ok here is my retaining wall project, not exactly my idea of a work of art, but  certainly has been a challenge for this sweet little old lady.  Some 70 stones down the road now the end is in sight, another 15 and then 25' of pavers and until Spring I can call this completed.  Only challenge is to find something the @&$-',, rabbit won't eat.  Sorry Renate, I meant "sweet little" rabbit ...... NOT!!!

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renate said…
Hello Nelvia:) Hahaha I knew you meant that. Did you know they don't like carrots? :) I'll promise they stay a way...
I hope you not have a backpain by now. I respect you are doing this kind of heavy work. I think you made it beautifully but I can't see it because the photo is not there:(
I just showed Abby to Wilbert. He was very surprised and said he found it very handsome! I love to look at her.
Have a nice sunday:) xxx
October 13, 2012 at 4:15 PM
Nelvia said…
Ok tried to post it again, hope you can see.
October 13, 2012 at 4:42 PM
renate said…
Hello:) What neat! That you have really very nicely made. I'm glad you've created not too high. Now the rabbits can still jump over there:) Have a good sleep:)
October 13, 2012 at 6:30 PM
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