I attached the two horizontals to the three upright posts that go into the ground at the corner and either end with screws, predrilling first. The rest I wired on with florist's wire, since the pieces were lightweight. I did it on kind of a whim--just got the idea and put it together in one afternoon with what I had laying around. The posts going into the ground will rot eventually because they aren't treated. I think the reason why that little fence hasn't fallen apart yet is because it was well-cured driftwood. It's been up a couple of years. On the picture thing, you have to have your pictures online, like on a personal webpage or in a web photo hosting service to post links or imbed pictures in posts. Webshots and Photobucket are a couple of free services that many people use, although they aren't the only ones around. They make it very easy to upload your photos. Once you have your pictures hosted, check the FAQ here for good instructions on how to post photos. IMO, it's better to post links than actual pictures into a post because it can make opening posts very slow for people with dial-up. Hope this helps! Deb

Nope, I haven't.... but I am sure interested in this type of thing. I did a Google search using the following keywords and got a bunch of hits (without the quotation marks): "how: build wall fountain" A lot of the Google hits were places wanting to sell kits and stuff, but there were a few with some directions. I didn't see any specifically for what you are talking about, but confess I didn't look a long time. Amazon.com had a lot of books that looked very cool: Fountain Books I can't wait to see what you come up with! Nancy

How true are these quotes; at least once a day, I say, " Growing old 'ain't for sissies!" If I don't say it aloud, I'm thinkng it in my mind. The 'saving grace' for me is that if I can't immediately remember a word, whether it's a person, place, or thing, I put it aside, and usually, it will appear in my mind in a little while. I'm just glad to know the knowledge is still in my brain, floating around somewhere!

Jean Cocteau, memories of long student debates until morning and umpteen visits to movie theaters in order to watch Orpheus. I think I saw it about 6 times. Didn't we see us as intellectuals, funny now.