Noll's Pierland Lane Home - in 2011

3. Looking Southeast

Here in 2011 you can see how we changed the steps. Also the railroad ties have been replaced by interlocking stones. The bank has bee landscapes with two rows of stones. New trees have some 16 years of growth. We have used several thousands of stones to contain the sloughed banks. We have used two sizes of Windsor stones from Willamette Graystone in Eugene, Oregon. We used the larger Diamond stones 15 7/8" width by 12" depth by 6" high for high walls. We used the smaller Windsor stones 11 5/8" wide by 7" depth by 4" high for shorter walls.