Steve Fry, of Elk Falls Pottery, shown in the “secret garden” – a rock garden built during the 30s and recently rescued from decades of overgrowth. For more information visit Cheryl’s essay, The Hidden Garden on Flyover People Daily News.
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Do you have any idea what type of tree he is leaning on? It looks amazing! By the way, I love your work and follow your postings avidly.