I returned for a 24 hour trip last weekend to find my lovely backyarden (It's kind of a back yard, kind of a garden,. Do you see what I did there?) full of weeds, one dead hosta, and that stupid canoe still on the ground. I had left half of it mulched, and a bag of unopened mulch still sat baking in the hot DC sun.
All I wanted, and have wanted for a while, was to do a little trimming, and to put that canoe somewhere. So, Mr. Move-a-lot dragged out the tools we bought to do this project weeks and weeks ago, and we were off!
Drill, Hook Thingies, Yard Clippers |
Mr. M went to town on the canoe while I tried to salvage my yard.
Hook Things go in the fence |
No hope for the hosta |
Now, if only he'd let me paint something pretty on the bottom of the canoe.....
What's a creative storage solution you've had to invent on the fly???
Nice storage solution. We are completely slacking about doing anything home related. The puppy has sucked up all my time. I really like the term "backyarden" I think that's going to catch on like crazy.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find those hooks?
ReplyDeleteI believe those were a Home Depot find.
ReplyDeleteThere are various options and structures for storing the kayak or canoe in the garage, but effective and inexpensive solution "do it yourself" at:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.craigmarine.info/yacht_boat/builders/canoe_boat/Canoe-Storage.htm
you can get familiar with different storage tools and brands that might help.