In preparation for future site lighting and other power needs an electrical service was installed.

For the hill Rose came up with a unique idea. The town recycling depot has been crushing glass bottles and stockpiling it as there is nowhere to dispose of it. It was free for the taking and Rose though it would be a good medium to create a path up the hill. She was right.

We were able to get various colours; white, brown, green and a little bit of blue.

The young fellow in the background is Gib Drynan. He likes to help too!

Numerous plants were donated by people from the community. Gardening is a challenge as there is very little the local white-tailed deer won't eat. Junipers were collected from the ditches and transplanted into the hill. 

The crushed glass was put through a screen to remove the large pieces before it was spread on the path. The crushing process removed the sharp edges from the glass and you can put your hand into it without getting cut.

We attempted to set the glass as it wants to move. Unfortunately this was not successful. Shortly after completion there was a humongous rain storm. So, study the pictures carefully because if you come to visit this is not what you see. The rains destroyed the definition between the colours but the path none the less still looks great.

Can you guess what it is? Drop me an email with your guess.