2009/365/258 Good Fit

    I've finished the major work on my natural stone walkway, trying to make a path parallel to the new car port towards the fence gate. All of the rock came from the yard (where you cannot insert a shovel without hitting a block or boulder of Coconino sandstone).

    It is kind of fun to try and piece them together, finding rewards like here with rocks of difference breeds/shapes manage to come together.

    Holding them together is the local fine grained dirt, which when dry approaches concrete holding power.

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    1. nooccar (33 months ago | reply)

      Love the new walkway. Looks great.

    2. konarheim (33 months ago | reply)

      Way to go!, what an accomplishment! Nice the local dirt helps. Was going to suggest growing fresh thyme in the crevices - makes a great aroma when walked on, stays pretty much in the grooves and keeps the weeds out - but sounds like you won't need that help.

    3. cogdogblog (33 months ago | reply)

      Thanks for the suggestion! Weeds are definitely a problem here, but with first frost a few weeks away I might wait til spring thyme.

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