In article , Dwight Sipler
wrote:

Lots of label ideas out there. I've probably missed a few, but the
painted rock sounds best to me. Available materials, simple to make,
non-toxic (depending on the paint) and fairly permanent.

You can also get a mess of rocks about the size of your head and line them
up along the driveway & paint them in all sorts of bright colors! But to
be subtle, paint every other one white, the rest yellow, using that
rubberized paint that's for highway centerlines, it lasts quite a while.
If the yellow & white painted rocks clash with the house, repaint the
house schoolbus yellow.

-paghat the ratgirl

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"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
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In article , Dwight Sipler
wrote:

Lots of label ideas out there. I've probably missed a few, but the
painted rock sounds best to me. Available materials, simple to make,
non-toxic (depending on the paint) and fairly permanent.

You can also get a mess of rocks about the size of your head and line
them up along the driveway & paint them in all sorts of bright colors!
But to be subtle, paint every other one white, the rest yellow, using
that rubberized paint that's for highway centerlines, it lasts quite a
while. If the yellow & white painted rocks clash with the house,
repaint the house schoolbus yellow.

-paghat the ratgirl


hehe, have a care not to make them too colorful or you may find little kids
have turned your driveway into a bowling alley

Lots of label ideas out there. I've probably missed a few, but the
painted rock sounds best to me. Available materials, simple to make,
non-toxic (depending on the paint) and fairly permanent.