concrete settee in a different light...and a green roof update..

Very ingenious and clever project.

Thanks Snoop ... The people that came to the yurts were all really lovely Snoop. But it became too much for me to do in the spring getting ready with the nursery aswell...something had to give. There was also a water issue as we feed off a well which slows in august. It was gobsmaking how much water the guests were using at a time when I need every drop for my plants. Its lovely to have the space back and a new green house too.

Glad you like it BG.

Think the green roof is an excellent idea, In France we overlook a building of about an acre, with a green roof of grasses, sempervivums and now wild seeds are blowing in. Think of the amount of soil that must have taken!
Ps like blob, oh! sorry Blod!

The fire pit is brilliant Sandra. I do like your 'green' roof. What a great idea. Good luck with it.

exactly Snoop..
Blod our spoilt one Siris..bet that roof look great. Its going to be interesting to see what survives up there.
thanks Waddy..:-)

Well done on your project Sandra and Sandra's hubbie, very exciting and I will nick the fire pit idea one time. Love the idea of a green roof, hope its proprly reinforced as hear they can be tremendously heavy. Have so often got into trouble for doing garden burning, think I know the etiquette now, don't get caught and don't do it while people have their washing on line and don't do it on weekends or daylight hours or when the neighbours are crabby with you about something else (have I got it all covered?) but not sure what the law is on it.

luckily for me i have no near neighbours to complain...my hubby is sure its strong enough as you say its a heavy load its carrying. I have done a few blogs on the building of the fire pit/concrete settee Taurman.