How To Build Safe Garden Stairs by working with Nature

[@vanessab2726]

This looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@BarryJWilson]

Thanks for watching Vanessa B and your comment! Are you going to build some for yourself too?

[@farceadentus]

Looks great man, well done!

[@gaylebynumcardosa7034]

Looks great. I prefer the dark rocks that you chose. I know this is older but I think it looks amazing. Great job.

[@BarryJWilson]

thanks Gayle for commenting. the dark rocks work great to melt snow and ice too. this will be the second winter. once we have snow i think i’ll do a short follow-up video re:that

[@h3llnite]

I have a similar slope in my backyard. Interesting to see your ideas. I’m still figuring out which way I’m going to go

[@BarryJWilson]

it would be interesting to see what you create

[@h3llnite]

@@BarryJWilson I really like how you’ve incorporated the steps into the slope. If it’s possible I’d love to do something similar here.
Even if I do something like your staircase on one side of my yard and something different the other side?
And your drainage is a great idea, working with natures own path of least resistance

[@antoniobrown3219]

Absolutely Amazing 👏🏾

[@BarryJWilson]

thanks so much! 🙏

[@KarenWilsonOnline]

*This is soooo coool* Thank you! __

[@dm4859]

Don't know why, but it just buffered constantly, so couldn't watch.

[@BarryJWilson]

sorry, is it any better now?

[@jamskof]

unfortuntely that timber will not last long

[@BarryJWilson]

thanks for commenting. Only time will really tell.

[@francescobiancamano4799]

what kind of wood is that

[@rrrrrrrrrrobbie]

I was thinking the same thing about longevity. Hope it lasts. Looks sweet.

[@nickli1672]

This did not help anything