Hot Tub . . . where does it go? (2)
posted, 09/27/06 Looking from the Other Direction This drawing was done to show the homeowners how this would look from the other direction. This view shows the relationship between the […]
posted, 09/27/06 Looking from the Other Direction This drawing was done to show the homeowners how this would look from the other direction. This view shows the relationship between the […]
“To do Great Work” Oh so slowly, I am moving everything off of my Blogger site, and getting it over here. It appears xmas is going to get in the […]
Every year in Louisville, KY. the American Nursery and Landscape Association (ANLA) holds their yearly conference, they call it The Management Clinic. The dates for the 2007 Clinic-Jan. 31st through […]
posted, 09/26/06 This is the existing landscape I was asked to come up with an idea for a designed space where the seating area was extended out onto the existing […]
posted, 09/00/06-posted while using Blogger I’ve noticed that I have the dreaded red exclamation mark in my Bloglines feed, plus a reader of mine was kind enough to point out […]
posted, 09/24/06 Somewhere in Southeastern Ohio 300 million plus year-old sandstone formation. The younger sandstone at the top is harder than that below, accounting for the awesome overhang. I also […]
. “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.” -Albert Einstein “I shall never believe that God plays dice […]
posted, 09/00/06 During the last week I had several folks stop by and drop comments on several different topics, this of course, leads you to look at their sites. One […]
posted, 09/00/06 How that translates over when I go off the top 10 of the Blogger, Blogs of Note. I don’t know, actually I have no idea how they calculate […]
posted, 09/20/06 Residential Plan View This is an example of a plan view drawing. Most in this industry call this the master plan drawing. The reasoning behind this, everything is […]
posted, 09/00/06 Stihl cut-off saw This Stihl cut-off saw is often called a “quik-kut” saw or a “quickie” saw. Guys in the trade refer to these saws that way for […]
posted, 09/00/06 In order to get this circle . . . The contractor was trying to get some old foundation stone circled up to create a firepit for a backyard […]
posted, 09/18/06 Monolith type Yard Art Maybe someday, somewhere for somebody . . . .
posted, 09/17/06 Stones and Water Yes I seem a little prejudice when it comes to stone and water. I will always feel that the most powerful element added to any […]
posted, 09/16/06 Waterfeature This was a black and white line drawing I had scanned from one of my idea books, and turned into a color drawing using Paintnet. I guess […]