When Tig was researching pavers for our driveway, he scoured the metro area for quarries, stoneyards and gravel places. He would even look at Google satellite map images and compare different location sizes to see if they really had, “the largest selection” of stones. He called many places, but visited only a handful to scope out prices and selection. Thankfully, I was spared the shopping experience during the parking spot project.Last weekend, however, he twisted my arm and made me look at stones for hours.

We looked at blue stone (multiple, tara multiple, georgia multiple), field stone, slate, thin wall stones, granite cobbles, limestone treads, flagging, pavers…


We were trying to figure out what types of stones or pavers we liked that would fit into our landscape master plan.

I needed to lie down after that…