Never been real fond of Uncial, until...

I've never really liked Uncial before, but now that I'm leaning toward a significant Celtic theme in my sales display yard / stone garden...it's kind of grown on me.

For the first time ever, it occurred to me to add some plantings this year to give it a bit of life...it used to be a bunch of dead rocks.

Bench is gray granite with a steeled finish (dull / polish removed). "Tradition" stone is Pennsylvania tumbled blue stone. Both are v-sunk engraved.

JB

 

Sounds kinda dangerous...but it also sounds like just the right amount of adventure every youngster needs!

JB

 

Thanks for the bump...I needed this.

Currently it's 29 degrees and things look much differently out there. I long for those balmy days of summer and the song of crickets at night. What started out as "a few improvements here and there" quickly morphed into a full summer's worth of really cheap therapy. It also provided a place for some good "thinking time", and I still remember the warmth of the early afternoon sun.

This winter will be spent making plans for another expansion....which will include an engraved granite sundial.

I brought many of the succulents indoors to propagate for next year's plantings.

Spring can't come fast enough.


JB

 

For those of you who have an appreciation, Fiona Ritchey is wonderful curator of Celtic tunes:


https://www.thistleradio.com/listen-streaming-radio