OP
Boondox
Elite Member
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2000
- Messages
- 3,871
- Location
- Craftsbury Common, Vermont
- Tractor
- Deere 4044R cab, Kubota KX-121-3S
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( <font color="blue"> surrounded by dozens of smaller stones for dogs.
</font>
Pete - Did you make the stones yourself or buy them. Our cocker turns 16 in July. Although she is still in pretty good health, the years are now starting to take their toll. This is my wife's last "baby" and she is dreading it. And I have to admit that I am very attached to her myself. We plan to bury her up on the "farm" where we will eventually move and I would like to come up with a nice marker. )</font>
Barre VT, a couple of valleys over, was settled by stonecutters from Italy. It's also where some of the best granite is mined for monuments across the nation. Not sure what it is about the stonecutters, but they really love dogs. Plus I let them hunt on my land. Not sure if this is the standard price, but a 150# granite monument for one of our dogs costs about $185...and each one is a work of art!
Pete
</font>
Pete - Did you make the stones yourself or buy them. Our cocker turns 16 in July. Although she is still in pretty good health, the years are now starting to take their toll. This is my wife's last "baby" and she is dreading it. And I have to admit that I am very attached to her myself. We plan to bury her up on the "farm" where we will eventually move and I would like to come up with a nice marker. )</font>
Barre VT, a couple of valleys over, was settled by stonecutters from Italy. It's also where some of the best granite is mined for monuments across the nation. Not sure what it is about the stonecutters, but they really love dogs. Plus I let them hunt on my land. Not sure if this is the standard price, but a 150# granite monument for one of our dogs costs about $185...and each one is a work of art!
Pete