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OMG.....i am moving into that backyard....HOLY CRAP.....awsome landscaping :cool:
 
DW, you are right about only one person to take a toke. I think that's why I didn't notice how few of them I had. I spent like 1.5 years taking care of this dude, when so many of his friends freaked/flaked on him (a freakin' story in itself).

Frankly, I was an old time get-high but had pretty much abandoned herb (15 years).

As the song goes "Then I got high..." :D

It all came back; my time in school with my stoneys, my year overseas and all those train trips to Amsterdam.

I had all these great great ideas again! That was the cool thing. Unlike Towlie, mine actually paid off LOL.

I quit my job, started my own company, had the garden spring out o' my head, the sisters I grew nutured me... a whole new ballgame...

Now I'm slowly building up the network again. I had a great chance to go to a 'mini-Rainbow' gathering and turned it down to go to a lame party I left after two hours.

Funny thing I look really straight, like I'm going to ask you which end of the pipe I should smoke out of. Hee hee...
 
that is 1 wicked garden, looks like a garden you'd see in a movie. Great job man. Smoking a blunt and chillin in the yard would be soo relaxing.
 
Actually PT very astute observation!!! The inspiration in part was that semi-biography of that film producer dude, the one that had the KILLER pool pad.... back in the 70's n' ****.

Damn, now what was that film..? He had to borrow money from Jack Nicholson to get his place back.

Anyways, I loved the lushness, the lights, esp. on the trees. He had kind of a 'grotto effect' and that was the stepping off point. I think we did it up differently but I love the cool vibe of the place.

The dude who did the woodwork was a master who did it all 'California Style' per spec and we stained it Redwood. Check out that styling! (again, old pics at various stages).

I will take some new shots, but the Jaquizzi has HUGE wads of honeysuckle in front now grown all the way to the roof, and in back it's Jasmine! :)

The gazebo with the porch swing I designed as a little 'hidey hole'... it has purple and pink Clematis growing over it.

By the porch is a small aromatic garden we planted with sage, rosemary, mint, etc..

I go out there at least 5 times a week even if the weather sux.

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IMO if you're going to live as a "recluse" (like the rest of us) then why not make your home your oasis? Rock on Zarnon! :D There should be more creative people in this world like you I say......how fun. :cool:
 
I would like to say that the garden you have is something to admire, good job!!! I only wish I can someday have my own oasis, but right now I got to work on my dog not destroying before I get anything done!!! Love my baby though (dog)!

A subject of movies, I must share...my daughter worked at blockbuster for years and she has such a collection of movies, we need insurance on it. I have turned her onto classics, like animal house, caddy shack, etc. by doing that I have relived these greats all over again, it is soo cool!

And by the way, The Big Labowski is an awseome movie, and Clint Eastwood is my hero! I have all his westerns, spagetti and all! :p

Chaio for now...:cool:
 
KILLER pool pad.... back in the 70's n' ****.

Another Awsome movie!
 
GDG...it's even worse than that I'm afeared....

I am playing Oblivion (Bethesda) on a 21 inch Mitsubishi Diamond Pro monitor with a SLI (two Nvidia 7800s baby!) system.

Now a non-geek will be like ... whaaaaa? But suffice to say a whole nother level of anti-social immersion LOL ...
 
OBLIVION!!!!!!!!!!
I want your jaccuzzi.
You can be reclusive with an awsome back yard, jaccuzzi, and expensive computer setups. If I were you I would be growing and doing just what you are. But alas being a poor College student I have no such opportunity.
 

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