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| The first step is to mark the path! We spray painted purple lines to help people know where to start digging |
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| The next step is using shovels and mattocks to dig out the dirt. |
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| Once we have removed a few inches of soil we place the edging and level it. |
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| Then we put down landscape fabric - it's not really as fun as Ann makes it seem! |
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| While some were busy on the paths, others were working in the gardens! |
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| Path builders Joyce and Mary |
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| Ann wrenched off all the little stakes that are attached to the metal edging - a lonely job! |
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| In addition to the path builders and the weeders (above), Richard toiled at continuing to install our termite bait traps (no photo of Richard!!) |
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| We made good use of our wheelbarrows, especially the power-wheelbarrow! |
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| Once the landscape fabric is down we put in a few inches of screenings, and leave room for a top-coat of Chapel Hill gravel. Avalon (a visiting family member) helped out! |
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| Joyce, Ann and Avalon check out the progress while Nancy and Mike relax on the deck |
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| No project is without its challenges! The diggers hit a phone line - whoops! Too bad you can't see the look on Stewart's face! |
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| After hitting the phone line, we looked more carefully for the others! |
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| Chris and Lucy digging gently to uncover another phone line |
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| Rest break!!! |
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| And here are our gardeners again - I think Cheryl and Leslie look happier than the diggers We didn't finish the path, but we got a good start on it. Watch this space for the final product! |
















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