If there is any thing that I have learned about my view on yards, it's this: GIVE ME GRASS. I just can't get enough of it. To me, a yard is supposed to be just that. So on a previous foreclosure, the first thing I tackled was removing the more than 100 hundred bricks and stones and pavers from the yard.
This house is more of the same. I just can't stand for grass to be covered up! So I took advantage of the fence being broken and backed my truck all the way into the backyard. And I lifted up all the stones and wood from the ground. It's time to see dirt and let grass grow (I will plant it later in the fall).
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A mess of stones! |
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Everywhere you looked, you saw more stones! |
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I don't even know. A flat area for a shed? |
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Get out of my yard!!! |
Judging by the amount of stones and the shape, I have come to the conclusion that they had a swimming pool. I cannot verify this with any aerial photos, though, so who knows. All I know is I don't like stones on the yard!
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Bye, bye, stones! |
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Just give me grass!!! |
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The mess of stones I pulled from the yard today. |
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I listed them for sale. Someone else can have them!!! |
So I removed them all. I trashed the rotten wood, and I listed the stepping stones on a Facebook selling site for $2 apiece.
UPDATE: On August 27, the stones sold! I received $52 for what I considered junk to me! This house has given back already! Woo hoo!
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