Coyote Creek Ranch
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Built in 1946 the yard has been flat pasture and old barbed wire fencing until we purchased in 05. It's been work in progress ever since. Starting with clearing the pasture of old cars, fencing and debris a pond was then dug. The dirt from the hole went directly behind the pond for landscaping and neighbor privacy. We live in Gold Country that is rich with history and wanted to accent the history surrounding us. And old mine shaft was created and built into the bank along with an old mining car. Sleuce boxes and other mining history are featured throughout the yard as well. A water tower, pump box with water wheel and 10ft waterfall serve as the background. What western themed yard is complete without its own saloon full of memorabilia? Still a long way to go....
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On July 23,2012 YardShare said:
"This is such a unique yard you've created. You should submit this in the Lawn Wars TV Show contest. Go to the Yard Contests tab to get started. This is exactly what the producers are looking for. Good Luck!"
On May 15,2012 CoyoteCreek said:
"Two wagon wheels (purchased from Harbor Freight) were screwed together and wooden slats used in between. Sorry, no photo's. Will try and get some close up photo's for you. "
On May 1,2012 kkpstuffforsale said:
"I was wondering how the water wheel was made...if you have any photos"