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Ck size if 48” or 43”. Fold too table. Stacking chairs. Look more comfy. BBQ table maybe?
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Nice stairs and bordering greens.
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Drought resistant plants with color and nice large flagstones.
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I like the jars. Also the courtyard, but ours will be built out.
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Nice place for our bench under our
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Stonework and size of stairs.
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Nice stepping stones.
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I like the look, but I’m afraid gravel would get blown around with blower.
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Nice walkway; and colorful flowers against the green of the trees.
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Built-in seating. Stone also nice.
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Wood and concrete has a very nice look. From Alicia: so yes, this is what Jeff was proposing: it's very thin concrete pads that rest on the wood so that it doesn't feel like a cabin deck.
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Very interesting. From Alicia: Yes, this is how the siding will look--like it's part of the house. And jeff is drawing wrought iron as railing.
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Composite might look very nice and be very practical, but wrought iron railing would be very expensive. It all looks good, though.
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Always wondered if one-way road would be possible coming out by lower neighbor's house. That's why I considered buying neighbor's house a couple of years ago. .
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Will have to think of umbrellas, protection from sun, rain, and wind.
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Ooooh! Love this look. Maybe this is more like it. Arbor, however, will drop many leaves and much debris through slats.
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Ideas for below deck.
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Oooh!
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Love the steps down and the covering.
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Like the covering and the flooring.
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Ooooh!
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I like the wood and concrete squares. No need for fence.
Ck size if 48” or 43”. Fold too table. Stacking chairs. Look more comfy. BBQ table maybe?
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