I have always enjoyed the pursuit of outdoor living. Of course indoors are important too. The time we spend at home is our intiment time, I belive it should be that way. I had the privelage of being in the residential home building for 15 years. I worked as a foreman at a family owned "Foundation" company. We specialized in New Poured Reinforced Concrete Basement Foundations and exsisting Foundation Repair. By doing this kind of work, I saw alot of new homes that ended up very barren even after a couple of years and longer. I also saw alot of homes that were "Landscaped" by very expensive companies and the work being done could have been done alot better and more personalized by the homeowner. Often when companies do this kind of work, thats it, the homeowner then just lets everything go. When the economy became dry, the home building came to a halt and everyone wanted to sell and downsize or whatever. The curb appeal is the first thing that interests a buyer. I try to help in this feild.