More of the "before". Just wait for the "after".
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Each and every day holds more adventures for me. Guess what I did! The statement generally prompts the response, "There's no telling." It's true. My life is filled with a collection of activities that equal my effervescent and eclectic personality.
About Me
- Kelly Hanson
- Missouri, United States
- Eclectic and Effervescent, I know no strangers. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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- How much wood?
- I put the bird feeders on the other side of the fe...
- In the dirt patch behind me, I have planted lots o...
- My amazing husband and our patio/deck.
- Check out this mess that I get to clean up. She ha...
- Look Mom! Look what I did. This is so EXCITING!
- Sydney just discovered where the mole might live.
- Another shot of the hole.
- This in the hole.
- Directly at the bottom center of this picture, you...
- The deer get even closer than this.
- Yes, I have deer in my back yard. I also have head...
- You might think Annabelle is looking at my fish, b...
- terrier \ literally earth dog,
- Your mission, should you choose to accept it.....
- The deck is still missing lattice, railing and ste...
- A few more plants and presto, the pond is finished...
- Clear out the trash and things are really looking ...
- A stroll down the walkway, past the pond, and fina...
- Phew! Break time.
- Lots done, but more to go.
- My husband and father-in-law putting together the ...
- Still digging the trench.
- My wonderful pond begins to take shape. If you use...
- Maybe some more sand would help.
- And the flagstone begins.
- The trench.
- Here I am digging a trench for the electical wirin...
- Believe it or not, we are still speaking to each o...
- Work in progress.
- Big changes ahead for this space.
- More of the "before". Just wait for the "after".
- Although we trimmed out all the underbrush, there ...
- We had to dig out three to five inches of dirt and...
- This is where the pond will go.
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