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It looks like what you have done is created some needed level space at the bottom of the property on a fairly steep slope which sits above what looks to be a wetland/marsh that is meant to move some significant amounts of water at times.

The problem I see from a design perspective is that the two finished sections, left and center, and what looks to be a third in progress on the right side are all individual units with no connection or flow between them to make them work as a unified design element in the landscape.

You have a bird's eye view from above and the land seems to have you restricted somewhat to a linear DIY approach without some major retaining walls and terracing.

I think you need to make all these separate elements work more as a whole integrated unit. The seating area and firepit should be one larger integrated space. Get creative with the overall outline in your bird's eye view. Softening things may not be the best idea when you should be going BOLD. Make your stone work stand out and say something.

Great perspective, thank you! What are your thoughts about connecting the two with a flagstone pathway?

I think you should connect the left sitting area with the center firepit by a connecting lower stone retaining wall and connecting gravel patio floor. I want that central gravel patio between the two in a semicircle that reaches higher up the slope (even if it is a visual trick). I want a moonlight dance floor.

Added: Your firepit really stands out as sharp in all the stonework I see. If you moved all that rock yourself I am impressed.

We did do all the stonework! Was A LOT of blood and sweat. You mean connecting the two projects together in the middle with a gravel walkway that ent ends higher up the hill?