Fire Pit DIY Rustic Landscape, Milwaukee
As the nights draw in and the daylight hours decrease, you can still enjoy being outside in the garden and inviting friends over to enjoy a fire pit. With collected fallen leaves and twigs from the garden, you can have a small fire in no time, place some chairs around, blankets on knees and hot soup with friends- just perfect. By using bricks or dry stone it's simple to build and will give hours of endless pleasure.
Photo of a rustic landscaping in Milwaukee with a fire pit. — Houzz
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Erin Lang Norris added this to How to Make a Stacked Stone Fire Pit
This is what it looks like from our deck. As you can see, I used the extra stones to create a path that leads to the area. Next year I will plant blanket flowers at the edge of the path. But for this year, I’m considering it done.For now I think I’ll kick back and listen to late-night stories told by friends with the crackling sound of fire in the background.More:Browse fire pitsMore DIY projects
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Stacked stone fire pit and flagstone path
