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[purelife]

Now there's a stone wall in place of the retainer?  

[P.C.]

Yup     And every muscle in my body can attest to that.  (I lugged all the boulders over from my neighbours place.....so I'm calling it 'imported stone') *rofl

[purelife]

LOL, now there's a whole new meaning to "importing" and....possibly exporting.

Hmm, I wonder what I can import from my neighbors...

Did your neighbor just give them to you?  
 

[P.C.]

Yup.....she's trying to get rid of them....and I'm trying to find some.  Simpatico.  

She BUYS whatever she needs for landscaping...I like to use whatever is natural....but I seem to be short of rocks.  (I spent the first several years clearing the land of boulders.  Now I need them....lol)

[purelife]

That's very convenient PC.  Would it have cost you quite a bit for them otherwise?  

[Michel]

   

[P.C.]

Good morning Michel.....

  All my sallie pics turned out crappy....there is only one of a little guy that's only semi-crappy

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[Michel]

     

[P.C.]

Boodles.  (is that a number ?)  I actually only saw about a dozen, but you could see where they WERE and all the motion of them moving further into the cracks and crevices.  Tiny tails disappearing into the rotten logs.  The ground was moving with a lot of activity.

[Michel]

   

[P.C.]

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  I feel shame.

[Michel]

     

[P.C.]

yeah, well, you had no choice eh ? You must destroy nature to build something.  

  Well the thing that I'm building is to protect nature.  There are two giant trees at the bottom of the path which is on a slope.  The rain through the fall and winter washes so much soil away, that the roots become exposed.  The erosion there is always a bit of a problem.

[Michel]

   

[P.C.]

Well at least they CAN pack up and move.  The trees are pretty much stuck there.