Gravel
We have some home improvement news for a change; we now have a gravel driveway. Well, sort of I think.
With the time change several weeks back it is hard to see much when I get home from work. Hell, getting to the front door from the car is like Aeneas' journey through the Underworld. The driveway should be completed soon though. Imagine, no more parking in ankle deep mud! The timing is particularly fortuitous since it is supposed to rain (and maybe snow) this week.
If I'm ever at the Devil Queen during the day, I'll get a picture or two.
Why gravel? It's cheaper than bricks and better for the environment (and cheaper) than concrete. Did mention it's cheap?
Also, our illustrious bulldozer man is leveling all of our Indian burial mounds and hobbit holes in an attempt to make our lot look more like a yard. Again, I'll try to take some pictures.
With the time change several weeks back it is hard to see much when I get home from work. Hell, getting to the front door from the car is like Aeneas' journey through the Underworld. The driveway should be completed soon though. Imagine, no more parking in ankle deep mud! The timing is particularly fortuitous since it is supposed to rain (and maybe snow) this week.
If I'm ever at the Devil Queen during the day, I'll get a picture or two.
Why gravel? It's cheaper than bricks and better for the environment (and cheaper) than concrete. Did mention it's cheap?
Also, our illustrious bulldozer man is leveling all of our Indian burial mounds and hobbit holes in an attempt to make our lot look more like a yard. Again, I'll try to take some pictures.
posted by John | 8:41 PM
2 Comments:
And there's nothing like the crunch of gravel under your wheels.
Indian burial graves? Hope the displaced spirits don't take up residence with the Devil Queen ...
We have a gravel drive, too. Or did once. Most of the gravel wandered off long ago. Where does gravel wander to?
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