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Jeni Ann
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Scavenged barn foundation. I love them. I like to mess with them and reconfigure the edges of and paths in the gardens. It is relaxing 
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Love it extra!
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Oh, I do LOVE those rocks. I especially like the path going up. I have a thing for paths.
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Those are the coolest rocks! Wonderful that they came from a barn foundation.
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Jeni Ann
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I moved every single one of those rocks myself. By hand (Oooops Hubby moved the largest front & center w/ the tractor bucket). I find it very therapeutic to move them once in awhile I am nuts, yes. But strong
I am nuts, yes. But strong 
baymule
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So instead of being a compulsive furniture re-arranger, you are a compulsive rock re-arranger! 
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We have a rock compulsion in common Jeni Ann!
I have an ongoing rock project (years...) and I find it very soothing also. It's what I like to do on a Sunday afternoon.
I find it takes me awhile to get into the rhythm of seeing where the next one should go and which one it should be.
But once they're in I don't rearrange. That's where you have me beat!
I have an ongoing rock project (years
...) and I find it very soothing also. It's what I like to do on a Sunday afternoon.I find it takes me awhile to get into the rhythm of seeing where the next one should go and which one it should be.
But once they're in I don't rearrange. That's where you have me beat!
Carol Dee
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That would be true!I moved every single one of those rocks myself. By hand (Oooops Hubby moved the largest front & center w/ the tractor bucket). I find it very therapeutic to move them once in awhile
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Prettiest Vegetable Garden in Iowa!Don't ya LOVE those rocks
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Jeni Ann
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So instead of being a compulsive furniture re-arranger, you are a compulsive rock re-arranger!
Yes Bay I AM compulsive ... "I have a gathering/meeting ... oh look that rock would be better over there & Hey! I need to move those rocks to the other side of the house ... Oooops! I missed that meeting/get together...!"
I wonder if there is a medication for that? (I hope not)We have a rock compulsion in common Jeni Ann!
I have an ongoing rock project (years
I find it takes me awhile to get into the rhythm of seeing where the next one should go and which one it should be.
But once they're in I don't rearrange. That's where you have me beat!
Thistle, I SO understand the Zen of Rock Arranging. It is addicting like puzzle solving. I end up re-arranging because I cannibalize one path or border to finish another (subconsciously extending the "projects")
Awww you are SO SWEETPrettiest Vegetable Garden in Iowa!
