Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Year of the rock, The Wall, 1 by HollyAnnS

HollyAnnS wrote:
Ruby, Tell John thank you for the complement, coming from him that is high praise. Yes, things here are going very well right now, Life is good! We really do have a pretty full life, Yesterday we had a birthday party for Ric and everyone was here, next weekend his Dad is flying up from Fl. and will be staying for 2 weeks. So there will be a lot of visitors coming and going.
Josh bought a house it's a Red Stone house built in 1876 so in about 2 weeks we all will be helping him move and clean. He has a ton of things stored here at our house one whole garage is his stuff. He does have an awful lot of friends to come and help so that might not be too bad. He has a lovely big yard and guess who gets to weed and plant her little heart out. LOL
Then it will be time for our fall trips to the Outer Banks for 2 weeks home again for 2 weeks and then back away for another 2 weeks.
We are going to make a serious effort to get the brick down in the Gazebo before Ric's dad comes it will make it so much nicer and we will be doing a whole lot of entertaining when he is here.
Pretty much we will be on the run between now and the middle of October. LOL
If you get up this way we would love to have you visit.
RCN, I keep an eye on the Pond Forum, too. Those streams are really some thing. Do you think you could put a stream in Rick's Woodland Garden? I could see one running along your pathways! May be a series of small ponds with a stream running between? OH we are talking a lot of work here. LOL
Here is a picture of Josh's house. Both the living room and kitchen have unfinished stone walls inside.