This is Significant
After 4 years and an estimated $3650 we finally have a fully fenced yard. Let’s all shout ‘Wahoo’.
Wahoo!
Jimmy and his brothers dug oodles of holes for the side fence and gates. Remember how we live in the Rocky Mountains. The soil is exactly that – rocky! I so appreciate every bit of sweat and blister and hard work they put in. It took so long because of the gigantic expense (and it was way cheaper because Jimmy did the work)… What a long/hard project! The fence was finished in 4 different sections over the 4 years.
But on this very last step of installing the very last gate, see who showed up to work! Yes, Eliza. She really is a great helper – at least a cheerful inspiration.
Yay! Now all tots can safely roam in the confines of the back yard. Next step – install locks on gates.
Thanks Babe for all your hard work!
So cool! We didn’t want to fork out the big bucks for locks, so we just put twine around the top of the pots on the gate. It worked great, the kids were too little to pull it off and it kept the gate closed.