Sunday, April 30, 2017

so much stone

stone steps and path grading up toward home and more stone steps

rough stone staircase


rough stone staircase

huge stones huge house huge estate tall ladder and steep slope


large stone pathways and stone staircases




hundreds of tons of stone. stone wall, hundreds of feet of it.


stone stairs and treads

stone steps by shane and bierger

stone path, leveled and set


large stone paths and rock wall

territorial view of flagstone paths and hundreds of feet of stone wall. almost ready for the stairs to be lowered from a crane over the mansion, so it lands on the stones directly above the 2 by 4, there.

hundreds of feet of stone wall

hundreds of feet of stone wall 

hundreds of yards to haul tons of stone over in hand trucks and wheelbarrows

 the muddy boardwalk was some rough hauling terrain.
stone wall on back side of mansion. shane's wall.

gales ridge 2016


shane and bierger's double sided stone wall. 5 ton boulder flanked. home multi million dollar remodel by hammer and hand. our teams did the great outdoors stuff.

highly artistic cuts and fitting by shane. double sided 4 feet tall.

double sided stone wall, built in boulders, in front of home on 60 acres with mountain view.



double sided wall filled with gravel and stone cuttings later also with lights installed. front door entrance had one piece Pioneer Stone landings 4 by eight feet and eight inches thick. fun to place.
 looking toward garage between home and double sided stone wall. patio under rain-roof hole under construction.

50-60 yards of gravel spread& leveled on string grades sloping water away from 2000 sq foot driveway area. ladder by pink un-sided goes into a lap pool, to be restored and covered under a glass shelter.
shane's awesome double sided wall with 5 ton boulders on the end. 
view from home over 60 acres toward mountain, and trails built through out by a dozen all winter weather works, connecting to Forest Park; the biggest public park in a city in North America, and a wildlife corridor that reaches to the Pacific Ocean.