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<p>[QUOTE="Star, post: 593209, member: 10596"]Thanks for your suggestions. I was thinking of doing that. Selling the coffee pot with 6 mugs and the teapot with 6 tea cups and saucers. Maybe a platter with some plates? I will still keep 4 of each thing I will use and like. I will sell the things I really like for more money and keep them if they don't sell. How does that sound?</p><p><br /></p><p>I live in at the end of a deep valley in Northern California with a population of 700. The city doesn't know what they're doing and my storm drain just doesn't move but fills up and runs down my sloping front yard under the house and into the backyard. Because of this no garden can live or has lived. I have a grand plan to make a river bed with French drains under it filled with local river rock. It will drain into a long deep pond across the end of the backyard. Then I can make berms in the front yard to absorb some water and a garden in the back.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Star, post: 593209, member: 10596"]Thanks for your suggestions. I was thinking of doing that. Selling the coffee pot with 6 mugs and the teapot with 6 tea cups and saucers. Maybe a platter with some plates? I will still keep 4 of each thing I will use and like. I will sell the things I really like for more money and keep them if they don't sell. How does that sound? I live in at the end of a deep valley in Northern California with a population of 700. The city doesn't know what they're doing and my storm drain just doesn't move but fills up and runs down my sloping front yard under the house and into the backyard. Because of this no garden can live or has lived. I have a grand plan to make a river bed with French drains under it filled with local river rock. It will drain into a long deep pond across the end of the backyard. Then I can make berms in the front yard to absorb some water and a garden in the back.[/QUOTE]
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