This is the garden after we moved everything off and took out all the ground cover and carpet.
This is the lawn after i'ts been driven over with the tractor
This is the 8 foot hole that we were required to dig in order for the county to come out and issue a permit. I guess they have to look down 8 feet in the soil to see if there is ground water down there (which there isn't...) They will come look at that tomorrow. As for now, we laid fence over it so no one accidentally falls in... As you can see, it's goodbye to the fire pit!
It turns out that it's a bit expensive to haul dirt away, so it looks like we are going to re-landscape the front yard. That's going to be one big berm. We're giving dirt to the neighbors too for some of their projects.
We are beyond words over here, just speechless at the amount of destruction thrust upon you all. I'm mourning your beautiful yard, the tree, the firepit... so much hard work just dug up and destroyed. It's so heartbreaking! :( We're so sorry. Hope you are all handling it okay.
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