"Gary Brady" wrote in message
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Jonny wrote:
Yard in front of house has a downward slope away from the house. It
averages about 1" per foot, more slope as it goes away from the house.
The fence is about 30' away from the house. I do not want the lawn down
to the fence. Decided on a retaining wall about 20' away from the house
in front allowing about 1/4" per foot slope away from the house.
I've used up all the surface limestone rocks on my property for other
things. Too hot for a rock bar to dig up more. Looking for some flat
type rock I can mortar up and lay for a retaining wall. Need about 60'
length retaining wall.
Where do I get such stone?
Do I have to pour concrete as a base for this wall?

Daniel Stone Supply would have it if you out southwest or anywhere near.
If you're buying a whole truckload (12 tons or so) you can make a deal
with some of the quarries and save some money. I'm sure stone prices are
up along with diesel fuel.

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Gary Brady
Austin, TX


Google don't ring no bells on "Daniel Stone Supply". Wimberley is as
southwest as one can get in the region.
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Jonny