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Now that it is generally accepted by experts, economists and pundits that the recession has come to an end, there’s a great deal of curiosity about what the recovery will look like and, more specifically in these parts, about how
10 Amazing Swimming Pools In July of last year, Zillow published “10 Amazing Swimming Pools” on www.zillow.com, spotlighting the outdoor pools that came with 10 sumptuous homes. All the properties were
Even though most people think it’s simple, working with color in the presence of water is surprisingly complex. This is why I find myself calling up my patience when a client says, “I want the pool finish to be blue so that the water will
Compiled and Written by Lenny GiteckRipples Asks: Who — or What — Really Killed The Donald’s Hair? Ripples was shocked by this recent revelation on the Web site cheezburger.com: “Donald Trump's hair found dead in
What fountain in what city played a key role in the film "Three Coins in the Fountain"?
You hear it all the time these days: Now is the time to improve all aspects of what you do for a living. I’ve taken that message to heart and, in striving to upgrade all facets of my work as a watershaper, have come to a somewhat shocking realization: For all of the countless presentations I’ve made to clients, I’ve never
By Jim McCloskey As someone who sat in a spa for the first time in 1970 and has relaxed in a great many of them through the years, I have to confess that I’m not a fan of most I see physically attached to swimming pools. Yes, I love the way they feel when
Videos: To watch videos of four of the world’s most famous, most beautiful waterfalls — with all the stunning images accompanied by music — click on the links
Steps and landings are among the most common of all elements in landscapes. Just about any setting involving a vertical transition will include steps of some sort, and there’s no better design element than a landing to establish a means of changing
Compiled and written by Lenny GiteckSwimming with Koi: Irish Politician’s Fishy Mishap Ripples has heard of swimming with dolphins, swimming with sharks (both human and fish) and swimming with stingrays (sadly, how TV host Steve Irwin lost his life in 2006), but we’ve never heard of
