The stone

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the yard.

Photographs of the actual stone — the pieces waiting on pallets, the stacks on the yard, and stone already set in the ground. Tap any frame to see it big.

A large pile of smooth river rock in beige, grey and tan on the yard — 01Smooth river rock, mixed beige and grey.

A tall stack of flat irregular flagstone slabs in pink, tan and cream at the stone yard — 02Flagstone stacked on the yard — pink, tan and cream through the load.

Flat irregular sandstone slabs stacked in tan and pink at the yard — 03Flat slabs, stacked and waiting to go out.

A round wire gabion cage filled with neatly stacked flat stone, set outdoors against green planting — 04Flat stone stacked into a gabion — the same stock, held in a cage.

The whole pink speckled granite slab shown uncropped on a plain sand ground — 05Pink speckled granite, the whole slab — cut from a block, and the face is the reason for it.

The whole veined boulder shown uncropped on a plain sand ground, pinkish tan outside and dark and veined through the face — 06A veined boulder, whole — pinkish tan outside, dark and veined through the face.

Two large weathered pale boulders resting whole on grass among fallen leaves — 07Two weathered boulders set on grass — both stone whole, nothing cut off.

A circular flower bed bordered with large natural rocks against a light blue slatted wall — 08A bed ringed with boulders, against a blue wall.

A tightly packed pile of smooth river stones in grey, tan, pink and reddish brown — 09River stone, close enough to see every colour in it.

A stack of rough-hewn rectangular stone blocks in grey, beige and tan — 10Rough-hewn block in grey, beige and tan.

Rough-hewn sandstone blocks stacked in pink and tan — 11Sandstone block, rough and pink-faced.

A flagstone path in gravel below a low stacked-stone retaining wall holding grasses and shrubs — 12Flagstone walk below a low stacked-stone wall, in a garden.

A dense band of smooth multicoloured river rock in tan, pink, grey and blue — 13River rock in tan, pink, grey and blue.

Roughly cut rectangular stone slabs stacked in tan, grey and brown — 14Cut slab, stacked and waiting to go out.

A close view of smooth light beige and white river pebbles — 15Light beige pebble, for planting edges and soft joins.

Tightly packed smooth river rock in grey, tan and muted red — 16Grey, tan and muted red, packed together.

Close view of a pink and black speckled hand cut Italian granite stone — 17Hand cut Italian granite — pink and black speckle.

Dark green, grey and purple boulders laid out on weathered wooden planks — 18Dark green and deep purple boulders on the planks.

Grey flagstone slabs set in small multicoloured pebbles — 19Flagstone panels in pebble joints — a walk, not a pour.

A small garden bed edged in natural stone against light blue siding — 20Natural stone edging holding a bed against the wall.

A low circular stone planter filled with flowers beside red brick paving — 21A stone planter, built and planted, on brick.

A natural swimming pool edged in flat stone with boulders and reeds around the water — 22Stone edging and boulder banks at a natural swim pool.

Stacked natural stone at the edge of clear shallow water over a pebble bottom — 23Stacked stone at the waterline, clear water over the pebble bottom.

Stacked mossy ledgestone at the edge of a dark pond with ferns in the crevices — 24Mossy ledge at the pond edge.

Rows of separated mounds of coloured decorative gravel and stone in a supplier yard — 25The yard — separated piles, one of each material.

Every stone is different. Color, veining and size vary from piece to piece and load to load — that is what real stone does, and why two of anything are never quite the same. What you see here is representative, not a promise of an exact match.

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