Showing posts with label fences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fences. Show all posts

Fence Update

Posted: Wednesday, October 28, 2009
This is a quick update on what the front boundary of Lizard Rock looked like in the middle of July, 2007.

 The newest stretch of our front fence, including the carved lizard and house number on the stone wall and Slick's business sign on one panel. Freshly turned and manured garden beds lie along the top of the stone wall, at the base of the fenceline, waiting to be planted.

That's the neighbour's house in the distance and no, that is not our vehicle!

Crisp Autumn Morning View

Posted: Monday, October 5, 2009
This is our view on clear, cold autumn mornings.

 The view from our front windows across the town sports oval and park on a crisp autumn morning - trees turning crimson and mist rising into the clear cold air.

As you can see, the fence hasn't progressed at all over the past week or so since Easter.

By the way, if anyone actually reads this blog, please, please comment. If I don't get some feedback soon, posts on this blog might very well dwindle. Not to threaten or anything! And, in case someone does read this blog, let me take this opportunity to say 'Thanks!' Let me know what things you really like to hear about or see and I will try to incorporate those things more.

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Easter Display - Scene I

Posted: Thursday, October 1, 2009
 The white-wrapped 'corpse' lying along the base of the front fence, above the rock wall.

 'Corpse' from a different angle.


 Wide angle shot of entire scene, showing the angel peering over the fence with wings outstretched to shelter the body below.

 Close up from left angle.

  Close up from right angle.
Photos taken Friday 5th April, 2007.

Odds and Sods

Posted: Tuesday, September 29, 2009
A few images of things from February, 2007.

 
Llick, working in the garden down in the front yard. Notice the new crushed granite path? Oh, and do you see the lamp-post down at the gate? There is another behind Mum, too, just across and up the path a bit. Slick took advantage of the trench that the plumber dug to run the electricity.



 
Picturing the back of the house, from the upper corner of that side of the property. The clothesline has been moved - did you notice?

 
And again, from slightly further up the hill, on the drive. The hedge is growing healthily, despite being young and coping with the full heat of summer. The thick bank of mulch around the roots made a huge difference.