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Alpines & Rock Gardens
clovis_rdf

Crevices garden

clovis_rdf
16 years ago

Flats rocks, from 500kg to one and half tons

Tilted at 30 degres.

Stairway to heaven at the center

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:373290}}

Comment (1)

  • leftwood
    16 years ago

    Quite an undertaking!

    But I wouldn't expect anything less from you. Your site is always a treat to explore.

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