Sunday, October 28, 2007

Idea Book

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Friday, October 19, 2007

Fall pictures




We are coming to the end of a great season of learning a few things from nature. We've experienced a swarm of migrating ruby throated hummingbirds, yep, these cute little birds fight, (one stayed a couple of days too long guarding his booty) we've watched plants shudder when we douse them with cold water, and we've learned a few botanical names. I also bricked over our old two step with some old world brick in anticipation of our old age. We are greatful for a full season. :) try adding text here again.....

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Idea Book


Just a few things to knock around.



Fountain Wall

Rob, it was a pleasure meeting with you this week, your enthusiasm for your home & backyard entertaining area is refreshing.
After talking with you, I have read your previous message, and I am re-thinking your idea of an Eola sized monument. You may still be able to create on this scale with a few small changes to your covered deck roof. Remember me talking of a pergola type roof?
You could do both. If you cut in a little to your covered porch in the fountain area it would open up the fountain area & not feel so confined and also let the heat out. The illusion of openness with it open to the sky is intriguing. Also tying your deck roof to the wall with the same pergola style rafters creates an even larger deck area & makes it a part of the house, which balances it with the house instead of letting it be a large stand alone structure.  
This is only food for thought.....
http://tejasmidget.multiply.com/photos/photo/154/1
Also didn't hear you talk about your smoke chiminea? If you gave up that idea, a water fogger head (similar to a mister) can achieve a similar effect

You can take a look at this url:
http://www.atlanticfountains.com/catfiber.pdf Fiberglass bowls in many shapes. Of interest is the
rectangular pools with their respective sizes, perfect for your brick mason to build around.

 
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