Oct 7, 2023
Gravel Landscape in Phoenix Photo of a large southwestern drought-tolerant and full sun courtyard gravel garden path.
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Gravel Landscape in Phoenix Photo of a large southwestern drought-tolerant and full sun courtyard gravel garden path.
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Completed in 2019 in Johnson City, United States. Images by Casey Dunn. Located at the eastern edge of the Texas Hill Country, this private wine cave serves as a destination along a secluded bend in the Blanco River....
“ A tasting lounge, bar, wine cellar, and restroom are all tucked into an 18’ tall x 70’ deep existing tunnel. The exterior opening of the cave is capped with a board-formed concrete portal that molds to the irregular surfaces of the limestone and structurally retains the mouth of the earth cut. The concrete is meant to patina naturally over time as native moss and ivy clings to the face and climbs onto the flanking limestone walls to further blend the headwall into its surroundings.”
Toolboxes...
It took me about ten years and five attempts before I finally made a toolbox that I was satisfied with. Below is the result of what I learned from each of the previous attempts. It's made from an old pine board that used to be a part of my great grandfather's potato harvesting wagon. (That fact alone makes it the best toolbox I've ever made.) Anyway, a picture:
This toolbox has always gotten a lot of attention, and from more than just tradesmen. I've long felt that a lot of people would like a similar toolbox. For tools of course, but also for other stuff. Recently I made a batch of toolboxes out of some amazing weathered cedar fence pickets. They're essentially boxes made for holding and carrying stuff, so use your imagination. Magazines, kids' blocks, a potted herb garden, old photographs, mittens, picnic supplies... oh, yeah, and tools! (Filled with tools, it makes one of the best housewarming gifts a new homeowner could get.)
The three pictured below are still available. They are available through my etsy store. I will be making small batches of these from time to time as my schedule allows. Of course, if enough people want to put in orders, I'll be happy to oblige. You can get in touch through the contact page of my website.