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[averygoodun42]

This is what Geoff and I did today:








We'll "install" it properly next time the weather is decent, which probably won't be until next weekend. :-( (We can't install it in the ground because that would require prior approval from the association, and they would insist that we use a licensed, insured contractor to dig the holes. So yeah, we're going to secure it down in a less permanent manner.)

It will also probably be moved down the hill about five feet so that the grape for which it was built can have the "sunny" side to grow on. Not that there's any sun back there.

Anyway, I'm proud of us. Now we just have to finish the patio and we'll have a good start to a decent backyard. :-)

Comments

[miamadwyn.livejournal.com]

Lovely! What kind of grape?

[droxy.livejournal.com]

BS- you can do it. Will the HO society be checking? Honestly! All you need is a shovel, some forms and some cement. Or you mae the forms, and dont dig holes...

I am glad I live inteh country or what used to be the country and we don't hve those autocratic HO societies telling us what to do.

[cecelle.livejournal.com]

You did a *great* job!!

[junewilliams7.livejournal.com]

cool! I assume you need a professional to dig holes so that you don't accidentally dig up power lines or something, but I still think you and Geoff are fully able to work miracles, esp after seeing this. will the backyard have a barbecue area?

[sbrande.livejournal.com]

Oh how nice!

love Sonia :)

[septentrion1970.livejournal.com]

it's pretty!

[ashfae.livejournal.com]

Oh yay!

[anonymous-plume.livejournal.com]

Ooh that is very pretty. :)

I agree, HO associations suuuuck. :/