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| Ice Storm 2008 |
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| Our front lawn is under there somewhere! |
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| The perfect yard for a three-year-old boy |
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| Early attempts at grass planting |
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| The A team |
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| First thing is to get rid of the tree stumps |
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| Got rid of the old crumbling walkway |
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| Planting a bush from the backyard in the front |
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| The day the dirt was delivered |
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| Goodbye crab grass! |
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| New walkway - from Grandma & Tutu's home to ours |
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| The front yard is complete! |
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| No need for the fence in the back |
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| It came apart in so many pieces! |
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| An improvement but we are not finished |
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| New Shed |
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| New fence |
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| Digging up the back |
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| Taking down the old deck |
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| Building a new deck |
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| Ice Storm #2 |
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| New New shed |
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| New Sandbox & Garden area |
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| New Deck & Patio |
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| Backyard Complete |
4 Years
2 fall ice storms
1 Papa
50,000 hot dogs
Some good-old fashion elbow grease
25,000 trips to Home Depot
1 Grill intervention
0 trips to the hospital
The yard project is now complete. The one area I lacked in photo journaling is the week we got a new driveway I was a little preoccupied with something else that week. Or should I say someone:
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| I don't know much about this yard project except that I like my swing! |
To think that the whole thing started with a vague statement, “Mike and I are bored so we’re coming up next weekend
to work on your yard,” from Papa.
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