| the entrance is a mix of concrete and framed stepping stones - but the silver maple has disguised that! |
| from there we stroll along the side walkway, to the back of the garden. |
| here you can either go left... |
| ...or right. This path crosses between two garden beds. |
| the old repainted bench sits in the back corner of the garden - this is the most dated part of the landscape. |
| this brick path crosses in front of the William Shakespeare mulberry. The brick stand to the right sometimes doubles as a birdbath holder. |
| step over the twisted filbert branch and under the arbor. |
| take a right to the front of the barn deck, |
| or go left on this stone path to the back of the deck. |
| out of sight and a bit utilitarian is the pass through behind the barn. |
| a new edition. The cobblestone path between the fence and the barn. Next year it hopes to be rife with seed strewn life. |
| Toby enjoys walking the paths and chasing rabbits. |
| a bit of the garden bed. Here rule the smoke bush and the chokecherry tree. |
| not really a path, but a small brick connector between garden beds. |
| amazingly, the annuals are still blooming more than a week into November! |
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