Since mid-May I've been unemployed. Here's what has occupied my time.

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Donald P. Grubb
theol46@embarqmail.com

Berean Baptist Church, Mansfield, OH
Mansfield, OH

John 6:63 It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing.
The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life.

Wow! What beautiful handiwork, good to know you weren't just sitting around wasting your time on online forums. (And we all know what a colossal waste of time those are. )

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Ben Franks

I attend: Ketoctin Covenant Presbyterian Church (OPC)
in Purcellville, Virginia
I'm a member of: Heartland Community Church (PCA)
in Wichita, Kansas
I blog here (along with my Dad): http://rrfranks.blogspot.com/
And I'm a student here: www.phc.edu

"Remember the speeches we have spoken so often over our mead, when we raised boast on the bench, heroes in the hall, about hard fighting. Now may the man who is bold prove that he is."-Aelfwine at the Battle of Maldon

So why aren't you employed doing landscaping. That stuff looks good.

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Curt Lovelace
Pastor, Covenant Baptist Church (CBA)
Acton, Maine
Director, Lifework Forum
Sermons at SermonAudio.com/CBCActon
Blogging at Coffee with Curt

Wow!

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Mark Maney
Edmonton Chinese Baptist Church
Master of Theological Studies
Master of Arts (Cross Cultural)
Trinity Western University, ACTS Seminaries
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Looks nice.

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Ewen
1689 LBCF
Assemblies of God Bible College
Singapore

The hill was originally ivy covered and quite ugly. We had a Rhododendron that was languishing at the front of our property so I decided to transplant it to see if it would survive. I removed a patch of the ivy and dug the hole for the Rhodo. That was the beginning. The ivy rolled off so easily I cleared the whole hill (about 12') in under an hour.

Digging in the hill I found buried a wide variety of brick, stone and sections of some type of foundation which I used for the foundation of the rectangular bed to the left. The only expense I have in that particular bed is for the timbers. All the plants came from other areas of the property and I made my own mulch.

But then we had this big, bare hill. We had three trees cut down earlier and one was hollow. I cut those hollow sections more uniform but didn't know what to do with them until the idea of making them planters. So I cut them diagonally and set them in the hill. The idea for the tier was by how they fit the hill.

I suppose the rest is history.

Move to California, and I'm sure TimV can put you to work. Nicely done!!!

Theognome

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Bill Cunningham
Covenant Reformed Church, URC
Kansas City
There are three kinds of people- those who can count, and those who can't.