The Old Macintosh Gets a Face
Ramblings More than a Quarter Century A whimsical gift became the latest chapter in the story of on…
Ramblings More than a Quarter Century A whimsical gift became the latest chapter in the story of on…
Yard A Somewhat Sad Moment After years beside the back steps, a favorite evergreen had finally outg…
Outdoors Non-traditional Fun! An unexpected sewer repair led to a creative front walkway solution t…
Back Yard A Firm Foundation After years of faithful service, one rain barrel needed something simpl…
Restoration Sometimes the old ways still work best, especially when they're easier on the knees…
Fences Finishing the Backyard Fence Project at House 173 A year later, it's finally time to fin…
The Back Fence First - a little disclaimer: This part of the fence was actually completed as far …
The South Fence By the end of May (oh how fast the months roll on!) the east, west and north side …
Significant Progress! When we left off a couple weeks ago, the front yard fence was up and a lot o…
At long last, 173 is undergoing an actual project! And you know - it's an amazing reminder of …
Or Should I Say Squirrel Feeder? Some things become part of a home's story simply because they …
Fixing a Trash-Picked Watering Can When I sat to write this post I hesitated because the subject is…
Homes for Everyone! From homemade plywood houses to real nests in the lilacs, the birds have always…
Coming Out of A Long Cold Winter A walk through the gardens as another long Northeast winter finall…
The Hemlock Will Not Countenance Despair Sometimes the hardest part of gardening isn't planting…
I've been a little delinquent getting back to this mini-series , but here we are! We left off …
Now we move onto the Side Yard portion of this mini-series about the various flower beds and gard…
An Apt Description The last post highlights the front yard here at 173 and, while the front yard i…
Let the Pictures Tell the Story I'm resisting the temptation to do "before and after"…
Study of an Urban Garden While 173 rests on a rather small city plot, the gardens make it feel like…