goldenpond, nmgirl first posted her millstones on the 'Garden Junk Form' put this link below in the search box there and you will find where she so graciously added her instructions and directions on how she so cleverly made these great looking millstones. Wendy More millstones and info

Earl Gilbey , here living on Keswick Ridge , N.B. , Canada I have 17 fine millstones, been collecting all of my adult life. You can see some of my work that I have done all by myself. Google Earl Gilbey , stone wall and some thing should come up . Love working with stone and also wood. Carved some life size statues. If any one is interested , why google or email me

Phil, I LOVE LOVE LOVE those Mushrooms! I'm taking a pottery class and tonight is our last night to make stuff from clay, and next week we'll glaze whatever is left over. I think I might try and make some of those mushrooms tonight. I made some like the attachment, with the narrower stem, but I like the fatter stem, like yours. Do they have any sort of metal stake in them to keep them from tipping over?

Paula, I'm not quite sure how big my back yard/garden is. I'll have to try to measure. almosthooked, I made the fountain out of hypertufa but I have seen similar ones available for purchase- google "millstone fountain" Madplanter, you won't have to wait long for your Tom Schmid to grow up. The fountain was not hard to make. I just cast a large disc with a center hole and carved the pattern on the top. Hypertufa is pretty easy to work with and carve before it cures. On the under side there is a channel carved about a half inch from the edge and that helps the water drip back down into the underground basin. I don't really have any pictures in progress, but I'm sure someone has put instructions for similar fountains on the internet. Thanks, everyone!