Our fence is now fully sculpted and painted. Today I hauled in a couple of loads of garden soil to complete the project. We’ll allow it to settle for a few weeks and when the weather is a little cooler Becke will go on a landscape hunting expedition to source five trees and some shrubs. The planter timbers that form the theme work on our garden/dumpster shed will be painted in the next while depending on the weather. This has been an ambitious, fun and educational project that nicely fit into our summer schedule. I’ll provide one last update when the landscaping is in. Stay tuned…
Day two of sculpting the tower
The boys did their second day of sculpting on the Hazelnut Inn gate tower. Peter decided to go with brickwork from top to bottom rather than using a mix of large stones and bricks like on the second tower. They should be able to finish it tomorrow, making it ready for paint next week. Stay tuned…
Early concept art
I am currently transferring the files I had saved decades ago from CD’s to cloud storage. Many of the CD’s are no longer readable. Some of the drawings, although now digitized, were hand-drawn on paper back in the early 1990’s. This concept was an early version of a mini-golf course that I was dreaming of back then. We had wanted to build it on Vancouver Island, but it wasn’t to be until we constructed a more advanced version called Giggle Ridge at Cultus Lake ten years later.
