Several weeks ago we had our plumber create an additional water line from our well by the house. Nancy commandeered the neighbor's backhoe and soon enough we had a 540' trench down to our garden. We set in the special pvc pipe, used a propane torch to work the connections and hooked up our very own garden hydrant. I spent the past 3 days building, painting and installing the work station at the hydrant site. A trip to Lowe's for lumber, an industrial bin to use as the "sink", some black paint and a couple of bags of pea gravel had me ready to build my ode to water.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Weekend Water Shed
Several weeks ago we had our plumber create an additional water line from our well by the house. Nancy commandeered the neighbor's backhoe and soon enough we had a 540' trench down to our garden. We set in the special pvc pipe, used a propane torch to work the connections and hooked up our very own garden hydrant. I spent the past 3 days building, painting and installing the work station at the hydrant site. A trip to Lowe's for lumber, an industrial bin to use as the "sink", some black paint and a couple of bags of pea gravel had me ready to build my ode to water.
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