Using hypertufa to create from the most utilitarian to the most
whimsical garden art objects is a relatively simple process requiring
a minimal amount of ingredients and tools. Portland cement, peat moss
and perlite can be used, along with an old wire brush and screwdriver
to act as embellishing tools.
The basic "how-tos" couldn't be less complicated. Yet the
possibilities for design and creative innovation are practically
endless. your imagination is your ONLY limitation.
http://hypertufagao.blogspot.com/#

Strange link? It is like an advert but isn't selling anything nor does or
give any useful information. It seems like a big build up to ... nothing! Or
am I missing something?

David.

"David (Normandy)" writes
Strange link? It is like an advert but isn't selling anything nor does or
give any useful information. It seems like a big build up to ... nothing! Or
am I missing something?

There's a hyperlink at the bottom of the post advertising a book for
purchase

--
Kay

There's a hyperlink at the bottom of the post advertising a book for
purchase
Kay

I always surf with Java Script turned off due to the increasing risk of
drive by downloads of malware via cross site scripting. Looks like the links
on the site aren't there unless java script is enabled. Strange thing to
do - require java script for a simple link! It just means the page is
effectively a dead end to safe surfers.

David.