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156.) My Lake Elkhorn sweater. Not a famous place, but we have taken walks around Lake Elkhorn from time to time since before we were married and I always though it would make a nice sweater. #sambarsky #sambarskysweaters #sambarskyknitter #knit #knitting #knitter #art #artist #sweater #lakeelkhorn #elkhorn #columbia #columbiamd #columbiamaryland #goose #geese
#sambarskyknitter#sambarsky#Howard county#sambarskysweaters#knitting#knit#sweater#art#knitter#artist#handknit#lakeelkhorn#elkhorn#columbia#columbiamd#columbiamaryland#lake#howardcounty
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Seriously, was right in the middle of absolute chaos in Indiana, my fellow Indiana people, you okay out there?
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Custom Deck Installation in Carroll County, Ellicott City, Eldersburg, Mt. Airy, Howard County, and Olney, MD for Small Yards
Homeowners with a small yard in Ellicott City often feel like there are limited opportunities for outdoor living. That is not true. With the right design and creativity, property owners with small spaces can turn their compact outdoor spaces into functional and beautiful retreats. One of the best ways to enhance the small yard is by installing a custom deck that maximizes the available space. Here's how one can make the most out of a small yard by custom deck installation in Carroll County, Ellicott City, Eldersburg, Mt. Airy, Howard County, and Olney, MD, that transforms the outdoor living area.
Understand the Space and its Potential
Before one begins any design, it's essential to assess the size and layout of the yard. Small yards in Ellicott City may have irregular shapes, sloped terrain, or specific features like trees or garden beds that can influence the deck design. Property owners need to consider the space's flow and how they intend to use it. Do they want to create an outdoor dining area, a lounge space, or a multi-functional area that combines both? Identifying the deck's purpose will guide the design choices, ensuring that every inch is used effectively.
Go for a Multi-Level Deck Design
One of the best ways to maximize space in small yards is through a multi-level deck design. This type of deck allows one to create different zones within the same space, making it feel larger while adding functionality. For example, homeowners can have a raised platform for dining and a lower level for lounging or a garden nook. Multi-level decks can also help one address the varying elevations of the yard, creating a natural flow between different areas without overcrowding.
Incorporate Built-In Furniture
To save space and make the small deck more functional, it is better to incorporate built-in furniture. Custom benches, storage units, and even built-in planters can provide seating and storage without taking up valuable floor space. This is especially useful for small yards where outdoor furniture might otherwise overcrowd the area. Custom furniture can also be designed to match the deck's style, creating a seamless and cohesive look.
Consider Vertical Elements
Incorporating vertical elements into the deck design is a great way to maximize space and add a unique flair to one's small yard. Vertical planters, trellises, and wall-mounted shelves can make the deck feel more like an outdoor living room. Homeowners can grow climbing plants or flowers to add greenery and privacy while using wall-mounted shelves to store or display decorative items. These elements help to draw the eye upward, creating the illusion of more space while enhancing the deck's aesthetic appeal.
Utilize Light and Color to Create the Illusion of Space
Light and color are crucial in how the small yard and deck feel. Choose light colors for the deck surface and walls, as these hues can make a space appear larger and brighter. Soft whites, light grays, or muted pastels can open up the outdoor living area. Additionally, installing integrated lighting or string lights around the deck can help create an inviting ambiance while making the space feel larger at night.
Keep the Design Simple and Uncluttered
It's crucial to keep the design simple and uncluttered when working with a small space. Avoid overdecorating or cramming too many elements into the deck. Focus on functional pieces and use smart design techniques to create a clean, organized, and serene environment. Minimalism can make the deck feel more spacious and relaxing. Select key accessories, such as throw pillows or outdoor rugs, to add personality without overwhelming the space.
Integrate Landscaping Features
A small deck doesn't have to be isolated from the rest of the yard. With help from a landscape designer in Westminster, Woodbine, Howard County, Ellicott City, Clarksville, and Dayton, MD, incorporating landscaping elements such as garden beds, shrubbery, or water features around the deck can help blend the deck with the outdoor environment. Adding flowers or plants to the edges of the deck can make the space feel more expansive, as they create a natural boundary while enhancing the overall aesthetics of the outdoor area.
Designing a custom deck for a small yard in Ellicott City is all about making intelligent, creative choices that maximize every inch of space. By focusing on multi-level designs, built-in features, vertical elements, and smart furniture, one can transform even the smallest outdoor area into a beautiful, functional space that enhances one's quality of life.
#landscape designer in Westminster#Woodbine#Howard County#Ellicott City#Clarksville#and Dayton#MD#deck installation in Carroll County#Eldersburg#Mt. Airy#and Olney
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Why was West Friendship, Maryland's Adam Michael Nettina sentenced to 2 years in jail?
Adam Michael Nettina, 34, of West Friendship, Howard County, Maryland, United States attended Catholic University in Washington, D.C., USA before earning his bachelor’s degree in history at Utah State University in Logan, Cache County, Utah, USA and his master’s degree in English from Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas, USA. A female delegate of Virginia, USA advocated for prevention…
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Howard County, Zum, and Industry Disruption being Disruptive
Last week was the first week of school in Howard County, Maryland. It was a chaotic week for transportation and, I think it was caused in large part by contractor issues. In the USA we tend to believe that privatizing everything makes it better. But, in fact, all it does is create an extra layer of remove from key employees and create inefficiencies. As an example, from this news story: “My…
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Pfister Energy Installs Solar for First Net Zero Energy Maryland School
Rooftop and Ground-mount solar part of overall renewable energy package for Wilde Lake Middle School. Press Release – updated: Mar 13, 2017 Baltimore, Maryland, March 13, 2017 (Newswire.com) – Pfister Energy, a national commercial solar installer, was chosen by Howard County Public Schools to help create the first net zero energy school in Maryland, Wilde Lake Middle School. To achieve net…
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#commercial solar#howard county#Maryland#non-profits#public schools#Schools#solar#solar construction#solar developers
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"The clown with the white face and the little black hat"
#art the clown#david howard thornton#davidhowardthornton#miles county clown#terrifier#terrifier 2#damien leone#terrifier 3
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“Drop on by Clown Care! The Only Place That Can Make Corpses Talk! (Certified mortician and surgeon, though we can’t promise which comes first)”
I wasn’t sure I wanted to post because I struggled with the color palette. I’ve been trying to add more colors. But overall I think it turned out alright :)
(REUPLOAD because I didn’t like the previous version)
Anyways I thought it would be cute if art was in a scenario where he did ‘surgery’ on people. But it ended up more like mindless gut strangling
#art#artist#small artist#fan art#fanart#dramatical murder#horror#art the clown#art the clown fanart#clown#david howard thornton fanart#david howard thornton#terrifier art#art the clown fanfic#miles county clown#miles county#clowncore#original art#digital art#digital illustration#digital drawing
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Still will never get over the fact that everyone in Miles County is incredibly aware of the Miles County clown and the massacres that have happened repeatedly yet whenever Art shows up in public places more often than not with some sort of blood on him everyone just doesn't gaf 😂😂😂
#I'm looking at everyone wildin out in the mall#also love all the children that are like *yup that's santa*#it totally reminds me of that moment in SpongeBob where man ray is shoeing patrick Patrick's id that's inside his wallet#and Patrick still claims that it's not his wallet#that's the residents of miles county being shown a pick of art in his regular costume and then a pic in the Santa suit#and they would all say that they're two different people lol#art the clown#terrifier#terrifier 2#terrifier 3#david howard thornton
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THE MILES CUNTY CLOWN 💜
#art the clown#terrifier#terrifier 3#terrifier edit#video#david howard thornton#damien leone#horror#movies#the miles county clown#art the clown edit#faves
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Power to the people: the branding of the Black Panther party
An Attack Against One Is an Attack Against All, 1968 Designer Unknown
The history of the logo can be traced back to designer Ruth Howard, a member of the Atlanta branch of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee where she learned how visuals could galvanize a community. In 1966, SNCC organizers in Lowndes county approached her to create the symbol. Howard originally designed a dove to express power and autonomy but it wasn’t well received. She eventually based it on the school mascot of Clark College, a local HBCU. Dorothy Zeller, a white Jewish woman, added whiskers and the black color
Photograph: The Merrill C Berman Collection
#the merrill c berman collection#black panther party#an attack against one is an attack against all#poster#activism#history#student nonviolent coordinating committee#lowndes county#georgia#ruth howard#designer#dorothy zeller#clark college
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#discord#discord chat#out of context discord#submission#admin boa#to the girl i bullied in the howard county fair corn pit in ~2005 im so sorry
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Transform your outdoor spaces with Absolute Landscape's expert landscape designers in Westminster, Woodbine, and Howard County, MD. We also specialize in deck installation in Carroll County, Ellicott City, and Eldersburg.
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this firefly caught her first finnie of the summer right outside my front door
my kiddos came over after work last night and we spent time talking at my kitchen table. right now, we are on the edge of so much death in our family and we had to talk about it. we told each other stories about the ones they could remember dying, and i told them stories about the ones they couldn't. finally, we talked about the ones who are about to go and all the ways of there are of dying and all the ways there are of saying goodbye
there were some funny stories in there too, but when it was all too much, we told cousin stories, and we laughed and laughed and laughed. it was a good night
(photo via finnie)
#fireflies#finnie's hand#finnie's firefly song#cousins both fallen and not fallen yet#ghost towns#ancestors#and then they disappeared#bea and ola and ruth and irene and howard and wayne#bill and charles and deb and andy#north fulton county#georgia
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Howard Finger of Somerville holding rabbit and her baby., ca. 1960s, Rabbits, Image No. 6592
Somerville, Somerset County, NJ
Department of Agriculture Photographs
New Jersey State Archives
#rabbits#baby rabbits#bunnies#baby bunnies#howard finger#somerville#somerset county#department of agriculture photographs#new jersey state archives
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Horned Lark by K Schmidt
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