Tacky Southern Hillbilly Cadillac Art!
Trying to wrap up some house projects before we head up to Lake George for the Grand National, and today we poured twenty 80lb bags of concrete to finish out a curb wall up next to our 102 year old brick foundation, and ended up with a bit of extra concrete and had some fun. I've been known to point old coil springs for yard art, but tried some lifters and pushrods in what was supposed to be a stepping stone. My wife had made one with white river rock and embedded an old horseshoe we found around the house in hers! Call it Tacky Southern Hillbilly Cadillac Yard Art!
I'm about to take my 2nd shower for the day and get a bite to eat and start back on the newsletter so I will probably miss the chat this evening but encourage others to join in.
Here's a couple of pictures:
For more pictures from today's house project click on House Curb Wall and White Rock Project. If you are not Facebook Friend of mine, be sure and "Friend Me". I promise not to send any tacky art like this your way!
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