The whole driveway was sand, as you can see in this picture.
When it rained some nasty potholes formed, especially on the
corner where the large chestnut tree grows. (That is in
the distance in this picture, which has been taken from the house.)
The whole driveway was sand, as you can see in this picture.
When it rained some nasty potholes formed, especially on the
corner where the large chestnut tree grows. (That is in
the distance in this picture, which has been taken from the house.)
It is still sand along this part, where it is well-protected by the
tall pines.
This view is also from the direction of the house towards the
spreading chestnut tree, but it includes only the last 30 yards or so.
You can see the "blue metal" gravel starting.
From here, under the said spreading chestnut tree, looking towards
the street some 200 yards away, the vista is now level on a scale
of feet but ragged on a scale of inches. Merinda does not like it
because she cannot walk easily on it in bare feet, but Willy likes it.
See how appropriate is the Imperial measurement system!