... is a lovely, winding, tree lined drive.
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But it wasn't always that way.
If you can get past the part of the picture that is a '63 split-window corvette, and look more closely at the the upper right corner, you'll see the concrete catch basins I was using as planters. And the trees. Note how tiny they are. (Click to enlarge)
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(In case you're dying of curiosity, that's Mark and Jim pushing the vette out of the mud. My dad bought it for my mom as a 25th wedding anniversary gift. I think they drove it once. Maybe twice.) (My mom and dad drove it twice. Not Mark and Jim. They never drove it. Still a point of contention. Maybe I shouldn't have brought that up.)
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And a close up look at my landscaping efforts back in '84. A few trees, lots of bark mulch and bedding plants in some free concrete products.
Twenty three years later:
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The planters are still there.
Trees grew abit.
Three things I'm thankful for:
1. Music
2. Fluffy towels
3. Old photographs
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