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| DO NOT CLICK |
Time to Waste? |
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| Paul the Penquin |
I got the Time If you got the money |
My "OOPS"
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Ames Road - Canton What was once a retaining wall made of rail road ties holding back an embankment around an above ground swimming pool becomes a stone terraced garden. |
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One of the many one load stones used in the construction of the garden terrace.
Once they hit the ground when unloaded they didn't move far.
Adjusting a one ton rock by hand is NOT easier than it looks.
Stone in photos are larger than they appear
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