A NEW GARDEN CART: NEAL COULD WORK AT IKEA! 29 OCTOBER 2025

It looks like we'll be doing some moving around of pots, and watering potted plants, so I bought this . . . The side, front & back panels can easily be removed, or just one side panel, which was a real selling point. The potted plants we are moving are very heavy; with one side panel removed, we won't have to lift them as high. The House Supervisor makes the first inspection, of course . . . Yep, smells like rubber, alright. Neal reads "The Destructions" . . . . . . front axle attaches on frame . . . . . . and the wheel on the cart goes round and round . . . . . . TWO wheels on the cart go round and round . . . Back to "The Destructions" . . . . . . handle attaches to the axle . . . The House Supervisor returns to check on progress . . . Aren't you done yet? I should be sitting on your lap! Three sides are attached . . . . . . as is the fourth side . . . And it's almost ready to roll . . . Several years ago, when we thought to take Daisy2Legs on walks, Jackie I gave us this Radio Flyer for her . . . . . . but as you can see, the handle is not attached to a movable axle, so it was difficult, if not impossible, to make a turn, or turn completely around, once the Radio Flyer was loaded up with more than a 12-pound, two-legged dog.

LANDSCAPING, PHASE 2:
IN WHICH RETAINING WALLS ARE BUILT HERE