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Library Bookwatch, May, 2005
Storey Publishing
210 Mass MoCa Way, North Adams, MA 01247
Two new guides for homeowner/builders assure libraries have solid repeat references: each covers construction planning and basics, and each is packed with contrasting ideas. Peter Jeswald's How To Build Paths, Steps & Footbridges: The Fundamentals Of Planning, Designing, And Constructing Creative Walkwys In Your Home Landscape (1580174876, $19.95) provides construction basics for every kind of medium, from wood to rock. From working with stone and wood to creating forms and considering unique environments, How To Built Paths, Steps & Footbridges is packed with ideas and eye- catching examples of completed projects, as well as plenty of how-to planning ideas along the way. Jeff Beneke's The Fence Bible (1580175309, $24.95) isn't just for wood fences: it covers all kinds, from ornamental wrought-iron and barbed wire to rustic wood and prefab panels. Terms are explained, pros and cons of each fencing choice considered, and budgets are given an overview in step-by-step instructions covering everything from initial plans to final projects. The Fence Bible is the book of choice for any builder.
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