ThePeacock.com

This shows a more Distant View, after we Sifted about 1,000 Wheelbarrows-full of Topsoil, which we put on Top of the Existing Topsoil, which is about a foot deep.  You can now See a better View of the almost Worthless Chicken House, which can hold about 50 Chickens, which House has not been Finished, yet; but, we Plan on it after the Garden is Finished: because we will have lots of Time during the other Seasons. Indeed, one of the nice things about Working with Concrete, is the Fact that you can let such Work go Unfinished, until you get around to doing it: because the Concrete does not Rot. Please notice the Chicken-wire Fence that is attached to the Steel Posts, which are on Top of the Concrete Walls, which Wire Fence is 8 Feet tall, which keeps OUT Deer, Raccoons, Opossums, Skunks, etc., which should have been Heavy-duty Chain-link Fence on Galvanized Steel Posts every 4 feet, in Order to Endure for at least 100 Years without Rusting out. (UPDATE: We Replaced the Chicken Wire with 2" x 4" Galvanized Woven Wire on the Outside Wall, while Replacing the Wire on the Inside Wall with Heavy Duty 1/4-inch-thick Galvanized Welded Steel Fencing, which allows a Picker to reach through the Fence in Order to Pick Peas, Beans, Cucumbers, Grapes, or whatever is Planted along that Fence.) Just Imagine how much Work it will Require, in Order to fill this Area with Sifted Topsoil, which Topsoil is presently about one third ROCKS: because no one ever bothered to Sift it out during the past 5,000 Years! Most People would never Accept the Challenge; but, that might be because they never moved 13 million Pounds by Hand in Order to Build their own 98% Rock Houses.