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Ideas and Plans


In the beginning you have to assess your needs.
Access, trails & pathways, improve curb appeal, give the kids a "place," overall improve livability and resale value. Start with an overview - the skeleton (bones), paths, walks, define areas, and then fill in.

Here, plans include landscaping for privacy, camouflaging the cyclone fence, need a deck, a play area...
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