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Pumpkins, corn stalks & flagstone?

 This is a two-fer!
 We finally made a stop at the farm up the road to get some things for fall decor.
 We were on our way back from the dog park so Molly had to share the back seat.
 She is so stoic....just sits there trying to acts so nonchalant!


This was in the farmer's yard.....that's where I was born(& I don't mean in the boat!)
 Now for part two.....when they dug up our yard for the money pit last year they did a terrible job of putting back the flagstone path.  It has been bugging me ever since but we couldn't find anyone to redo it.
 Well fast forward to last month when I found someone who plays golf that does this kind of work as a side job.  Look at how much better it looks.  They even cut the pieces so they fit better plus found some new ones that blend in.  They also dug a trench & put in some drainage pipe by the shed so hopefully that will stop the flood we get when the snow melts.
 Look at the big gaps in it!
 This looks so much better.
They even took the leftover pieces & did this

Love

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  1. I love those photos of Molly, they just make me giggle
    Your path is super.

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