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2803 Troy Road
Springfield Ohio 45504
DISCLAIMER: No acid-cleaning has occurred yet (the masonry is still uncleaned and not the finished appearance)
Looking East View -->
Raised Garden Bed for the front lawn.
DISCLAIMER: No acid-cleaning has occurred yet (the masonry is still uncleaned and not the finished appearance)
Looking East View -->
Raised Garden Bed for the front lawn.
The Raised Garden Bed is hosting all pepper plants.
Looking South View
Also incorporated into the raised bed are a handful of "extra" materials that were found in the backyard.
Looking West View
As you may have noticed, mom is experimenting with solar lawn lights placed within the planter to inspire hope to the newly planted pepper plants.
Looking North View
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This is the following year's replacement
THE FRONT PLANTER IS REMOVED THE FOLLOWING YEAR!
We decided to get rid of the front lawn planter and replaced it with this one. We added dirt and planted two pepper plants the next day after its completion.
The replacement front planter was the 2nd project completed in 2024.
The images show masonry recently installed. The actual color of the masonry joints will lighten dramatically in a few days (after fully curing).
Food for Thought
The government (or military) has since removed my website from all American search engines and my means of income so naturally the supply of new rock here has ceased.
You might have noticed in recent years that most dissenting or opinionated sites have also been removed from "our" search engines causing a deficiency of novelty and creative thinking. Whereas nowadays we are fed a sterile internet offering a safe haven for the corporate world (especially monopoly priority).
Great for Business, not so great for human beings.
Small decorative wall is added
First a few 8" block (cmu) were installed along with a thin concrete ledge.
I then installed some rock and made another concrete ledge at the top.
The image shows the project almost completed. Cultured stone to cover the block and natural stone (heavy) rock to support the concrete cap.
There is another project that was happening simultaneously along with the small wing-wall; such as (look left) and (look right).
