


I had been looking for some way to cover this old concrete slab we have at camp. I guess, before we bought the place 3 years ago, the pump house used to sit on it but was then moved. It was an eyesore and just a little dangerous as it has 4 huge nasty bolts sticking up out of it which could defintely wreck some havoc on bare feet.
This week I came up with a solution, and today, I created it.
A river rock birdbath and painted flower pots. Voila!
A river rock birdbath and painted flower pots. Voila!
10 comments:
LOVE it! Did you paint the flowerpots?
Thanks for having Boy up at camp this weekend ;-). He had a great time!
Thanks V!
ha, yes I painted them.
you're welcome! he is a great kid. you and B have done good.
Very nice...Artsy but natural looking and not overwhelming. Good Job!!
thanks Matt-man! :-)
Wooo very pretty! You are talented my dear! Isn't it lovely when an idea comes together and you're pleased enough to take pictures?
Good job, Lisa!
thanks Julie! so true, I was very happy with the outcome of this project!
love love love it! very creative!
Now that's clever indeed!
thanks Kate, hope you had a great time in VA. welcome back!
hey Travis, thanks!
This is wonderful! It really is a great creation, a mixture of nature and manmade, and it really works to cover that slab. Well done!
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