On coffee can engineering and dry mix edging

20 years ago

I've had an excavator here about a month ago, cutting level paths with trenches

on each side. All the trenches (500') get flexible 2" pipe in them before the

dry mix. Most of these I'm running (removeable) water hoses through,

terminating in dry mix "pads", each holding a tire pot for coiling it in

when not in use. The link shows one of them, finished today.

I posted another picture in the gallery, that shows a tunnel under last year's

dry mix edge. It's rock solid! So I got my "test".

Sooo, welding, mega balls, reclining ladies are all in the waiting room

until this gets done. We had to sod the paths first, and water it all day

for weeks with no rain.

Water comes first, I've done a lot of planting too.

I'm checking the forum regularly, so I know what you're all up to.

Just letting you know what's cooking.

Have a great summer Gang!

Here is a link that might be useful:

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linnea2
Original Author
20 years ago
Won't post he link, don't know what happened, but the pictures are in the gallery,
daybees
20 years ago
You have a great summer too linnea2.
I'm looking forward to seeing your reclining lady.
Debbie
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Dena6355
20 years ago
Linnea,
sounds like you have not an idle moment.
Welding must be lots of fun. "reclining ladies' plural!? Are they welded, sculpted, cloth, tufa?
Do you have a site other than Moresca where your other talents can be seen, or maybe I am missing something at that site?
Looking forward to seeing what you are doing. If it is other than the dry edging I am hoping you will make a separate post so it is not jumbled or lost in this post.
How much property do you have. Looks like a lot of work!
Dena
klinger
20 years ago
Wow Linnea, that seems like a really big project you are undertaking.It sounds like it will be well worth it, make things easier for you in the end. Hopefully you will be able to squeeze in one or two fun ones this summer.I'd love to see more of this as work progresses.Have a great summer.
Cindy