My gutter company came out today to add a downspout for the barrel that was moved from my porch to my sideyard, and to shorten a downspout that was a hair too long when the steel table was inserted below it. Here's the new downspout:
And then when I'd put up the copper rain chain on my porch, I had to shorten it -- it was much longer than I needed. I had the extra piece... what to do with it? I asked the gutter guy if I could incorporate it anywhere. He looked around and suggested I take down one of the carport downspouts that goes all the way to the ground, not into a barrel, and put it up there. Stellar:
I think it looks beautiful there, and it gives me several options -- another rain barrel, a basin at ground level, a rock "field" to prevent a muddy hole, or, if I am johnny-on-the-spot when it rains, throw a bucket under it.
And then when I'd put up the copper rain chain on my porch, I had to shorten it -- it was much longer than I needed. I had the extra piece... what to do with it? I asked the gutter guy if I could incorporate it anywhere. He looked around and suggested I take down one of the carport downspouts that goes all the way to the ground, not into a barrel, and put it up there. Stellar:
I think it looks beautiful there, and it gives me several options -- another rain barrel, a basin at ground level, a rock "field" to prevent a muddy hole, or, if I am johnny-on-the-spot when it rains, throw a bucket under it.
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