Just because winter is here doesnt mean that you cant move forward with some of those all-important outdoor projects. Get in front of the outdoor season while the temps are cooler, so you have more time to enjoy your staycation area when its warm! Here are a few outdoor projects that can be completed this winter:

Warm up with a fire feature:

With the unpredictable weather in Clarksville, Tennessee, an outdoor fire feature can be enjoyed most months of the year. An outdoor fire pit or fireplace can add warmth to the season as well as create an inviting social atmosphere. Fire features also give your outdoor living area a beautiful focal point. The grill master in your house might also enjoy a new outdoor kitchen! You can browse the AR Stoneworks outdoor fireplaces and kitchen products here.

Splash around by spring:

Avoid the rush! By installing a pool in the off season your family will literally be able to splash into spring and take advantage of your investment the moment mother nature starts sending out those warm days. AR Stoneworks offers a stunning line of unique fiberglass pools with over 30 models in dazzling colors. All Custom Fiberglass Pools are backed with a lifetime warranty! Start your pool process today!

Upgrade your driveway, patio or pool deck with pavers:

The winter months are the perfect time to install hardscape projects such as pavers, retaining and garden walls. Pavers can be installed in place of asphalt and concrete or they can be overlayed over your existing media. Paver overlays save a lot of money on demolition and give the area a new updated look. They have a lifetime guarantee against cracking and are on average six degrees cooler under the hot sun than other media. AR Stoneworks offers a variety of pavers, including quality pavers from Belgard. Belgard pavers are designed to be strong, durable, stylish and environmentally friendly, ensuring your driveway or patio will stand the test of time.

De-stress with a spa:

The holiday season tends to bring on more stress. Step outside your fast-paced life and into the soothing, effervescent waters of a new swim spa or hot tub. Along with inground, fiberglass options AR Stoneworks also carries Shoreline modular spas. Shoreline spas are custom built with a host of features like, Bluetooth Radio, LED lights, high efficiency performance pumps and a variety of jets and seating arrangements that will ensure a spa experience that fits your physique and lifestyle.

Upgrade your indoor fireplace:

Is your staycation area inside? Freshen up the look of your indoor fireplace with veneer stonework. The team at AR Stoneworks will make your dream fireplace come to life with a custom design. Update an older home with a more modern veneer stone fireplace. Veneer comes in a variety of natural and manufactured styles, colors and cuts.

You can contact AR Stoneworks for all of your staycation area needs by calling 931.218.2828 or filling out the form below.

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Improve your backyard this winter with these easy projects - Clarksville Now

Taking your dog with you everywhere just got a whole lot easier with the new bill that was just passed in Austin. The Texas Senate just passed a bill requiring food establishments to permit dogs on outdoor patios. But additional rules come with this newly passed bill; the first being that dogs must remain on the patio and cannot drink from human glasses. Second, the pets must access the patio directly from the exterior of the establishment. In addition, the establishment must post a sign clearly stating that dogs are permitted in the outdoor area. Also, the dog must be kept controlled on a leash and is not allowed to sit on the chairs or table.

Many areas around Texas including San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Dallas and Houston already have laws similar to this one in place, so it was about time that Austin came around. Unfortunately, there are still other cities in Texas who, either have no law in place or they have what some owners consider heavy fees and inspections from health departments associated with allowing dogs on the property. So, make sure if you are visiting these cities you are aware of their laws so you dont get fined or have your dog impounded.

Since the bill has passed, dog lovers from all over the Austin and Georgetown area are now looking forward to having their lovable pets tag along more often. Just remember to be a responsible pet owner. Know your dogs limits and be respectful to those who may not share your love of dogs. Make sure your dog is well trained and socialized to be around other pets and small children. And remember as you share the city sights with your loyal pet, not to let your dog overheat when walking on hot summer asphalt pavement or lock your loved pet in a car with closed windows. Your responsible behavior will validate Austins decision to allow pups on patios. Thank you Austin!

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The shingle and stone colonial house at 4 Blind Brook Road South sits along a babbling brook and across the street from Nashs Pond.

The shingle and stone colonial house at 4 Blind Brook Road South sits along a babbling brook and across the street from Nashs Pond.

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The shingle and stone colonial house at 4 Blind Brook Road South sits along a babbling brook and across the street from Nashs Pond.

The shingle and stone colonial house at 4 Blind Brook Road South sits along a babbling brook and across the street from Nashs Pond.

On the Market: A luxury retreat with fishing pond

WESTPORT Since its inception in 1974, the multiple award-winning Pagliaro Bartels architectural firm has gained a stellar reputation particularly for exceptional waterfront architecture throughout the country.

We design buildings that reflect a union between man, earth and the environment, working with natural light to enhance spatial flow and convey a sense of warmth and grandness, the firms website said.

That interaction between structure and surroundings receives the firms excellence in the design and built process, whether the waterfront is the vastness of Long Island Sound or the babbling Blind Brook.

This is evidenced by Roger Bartels masterful re-imagining and renovation of the brown-colored colonial house at 4 Blind Brook Road South on a cul-de-sac in the Old Hill section of Westport. It sits on a 0.68-acre level property along Blind Brook, across the street from Nashs Pond.

Wake up to water views and the sound of your own backyard waterfall, hop on your standup paddle board and hit Nashs pond, the listing agent said, adding residents of this house can also fish for large-mouth bass and boat on the pond.

They can actually fish right from their own property in the brook and enjoy birdwatching. And because Blind Brook is a private road, it is perfect for bike riding and strolling. The house is also within walking distance of Earthplace the Nature Discovery Center, which provides a number of nature programs and has hiking trails.

This property feels like a luxury retreat while still being just a stones throw from Westports well-known amenities including downtown, schools, Compo Beach and commuter trains, the agent said. Residents can walk to downtown, about a mile away, for coffee, dinner and shopping. Post Road (Route 1) is also easily accessible from this location.

The eight-room shingle style house was originally built in 1954 and was loved and maintained by the same family for the last 65 years. The front of the wood and stone house with green shutters features a flagstone patio, and the front facade features a second floor turret over the entrance.

There is a larger flagstone patio with a stone sitting wall in the backyard. The front door opens into a 3,686-square-foot living and entertaining space with generously sized rooms and an ease of flow from one to the next. Greeting visitors is a recessed display case.

Features in the formal living room include a red brick fireplace and coffered ceiling. The living room is open to the formal dining room, the two separated only by a counter space and columns. The dining room has built-in shelving and a recessed area for a buffet or hutch. The recently renovated eat-in kitchen is equipped with quartz countertops, a breakfast bar, beverage refrigerator, Sub-Zero and Bosch appliances, and a door to the patio and yard.

In one wing of the first floor there are three bedrooms. At the opposite end in the family room there is a stone fireplace, a wet bar with a granite counter and glass shelving for stemware storage, and a door to the patio and yard.

STYLE: Colonial

ADDRESS: 4 Blind Brook Road South

PRICE: $1,399,000

ROOMS: 8

FEATURES: 0.68-acre level property, located on a cul-de-sac, stream, water view of stream and Nashs Pond, walk to water, footbridge, flagstone patio, own backyard waterfall, flagpole, walking distance to Earthplace - the Discovery Nature Center; proximity to downtown shops and restaurants, the newly renovated public library, and the Levitt Pavilion; two fireplaces, attached under house two-car garage, central air conditioning, zoned oil heat, basement crawl space, attic, ample storage space, public water and sewer connections, four bedrooms, three full and two half baths

SCHOOLS: Kings Highway Elementary, Bedford Middle, Staples High

ASSESSMENT: $1,026,400

MILL RATE: 16.86 mills

TAXES: $17,305

HOA FEE: $500, paid annually

A floating staircase leads to the private master bedroom suite. French doors open into the spacious room, which has a tall vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet, wall-to-wall carpeting, and water views from the front and rear windows. The luxurious master bath is set in the front turret and has a jetted tub, shower and vanity topped in granite.

There is a massive second-floor bonus room with plenty of space for an office, playroom, gym or an additional family room.

For more information or to make an appointment to see the house contact Judy Michaelis of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage at 203-247-5000 or Judy.Michaelis@coldwellbankermoves.com.

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Safety Harbors Bar Fly, a fly fishing-inspired bar and restaurant, debuted a second location in Palm Harbor at1026 Nebraska Ave.

There are many similarities between the Safety Harbor and Palm Harbor Bar Fly locations, like their casual seafood oriented menu, a gift shop where Bar Fly swag is sold and a laid back atmosphere. Unlike its Safety Harbor sister, the Palm Harbor location features a large outdoor patio and a stage for bands. The outdoor lounge area is fully decked out in tiki decor and hand-painted Sweetwater Brewing Company logos. Owners Jeff and Celeste Harrell been putting the new Palm Harbor stage to use, with reggae and jam bands playing almost every weekend.

Theres also indoor seating for patrons whod like to enjoy their tuna nachos and fish hooked-shaped pretzels in the air-conditioned peace.

The Palm Harbor location is open 11:30 a.m-11 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 11:30 a.m.-midnight Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday, and is closed Monday.

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In the formal dining room there is paneling on the lower walls, sliding doors to the deck and backyard, and a serving counter.

In the formal dining room there is paneling on the lower walls, sliding doors to the deck and backyard, and a serving counter.

In the formal dining room there is paneling on the lower walls, sliding doors to the deck and backyard, and a serving counter.

In the formal dining room there is paneling on the lower walls, sliding doors to the deck and backyard, and a serving counter.

On the Market: Updated ranch in Easton boasts many new features

By Meg Barone

EASTON The sage green-colored ranch house with black shutters at 36 Northwood Drive wears its age very well. With all its recent renovations this house is actually closer to new, even though it was originally built in 1962.

A brand new roof was literally just installed so the next owners wont have to think about that expense for decades to come. The whole house has been updated with a new high efficiency heating system, new lighting, a new well filtration system, fresh paint in modern colors, updated bathrooms, and a remodeled eat-in kitchen. Two of the homes three full baths were recently updated with new vanities and marble countertops. Those improvements combined with the growing interest in one-level living makes this house quite desirable.

The nine-room, 3,242-square-foot house is set on a level property of 3.59 acres on a cul-de-sac in the Easton Center section of town. This location makes it convenient to several local farms, the center of town, and Routes 59 and 136 for easy travel into the towns of Fairfield, Westport, and Monroe. Its just a short drive to the Merritt Parkway.

A long driveway, lined in Belgium block, leads to the property which offers ultimate privacy because the house is set very well back from the roadway and it is also cloaked by a border of trees. A large front lawn is the perfect place for games and sporting activities. In the front garden, also lined with Belgium block, there is a flagpole.

Inside, the formal living room features a large picture window flanked by double-hung windows and a quarried stone fireplace with a raised hearth and a wood-burning stove insert. The fireplace is not up against a wall but stands in the middle of the floor between the living and dining rooms. In the formal dining room there is paneling on the lower walls, sliding doors to the deck and backyard, and in one section there is a peninsular counter topped with quartzite that separates this room and the kitchen. This feature is especially helpful when entertaining or serving buffet-style meals. A second such counter was built between the preparation section of the kitchen and the breakfast nook, which is set in a bay/bow window area. The kitchen also has new stainless steel appliances, new cabinets, and a white ceramic tile backsplash in a diagonal pattern rather than the more typical subway tile arrangement.

On the main living level there are three of the homes four bedrooms, including the master suite. The fourth bedroom is found on the finished walkout lower level, which offers more than 1,000 square feet of living space and could make for the perfect in-law or au pair setup, according to the listing agent. This lower level also has a spacious family or a media room with wall-to-wall carpeting, a fireplace this one also has a stove insert, a full bath, and an exercise or recreation room. The laundry room is on the main level and it has a utility sink and a door to the attached two-car garage.

TYPE: Ranch

ADDRESS: 36 Northwood Drive, Easton

PRICE: $514,900

NUMBER OF ROOMS: 9

FEATURES: 3.59-acre level and partially fenced property, located on a cul-de-sac, paving stone patio, large deck, exterior lighting, fully fenced backyard, professionally landscaped, brand new roof (just installed), new high efficiency heating system, new lighting, freshly painted, renovated kitchen with new appliances and cabinets, propane added for gas range, programmable thermostat, one fireplace, wood-burning stove, pre-wired for cable, close to the center of Easton and town amenities, just about five miles from the Merritt Parkway, full finished walkout lower level (possible in-law suite), attic, renovated laundry room, stone wall, attached two-car garage, central air conditioning, zoned oil heat, tank-less hot water, private well, four bedrooms, three baths

SCHOOLS: Samuel Staples Elementary, Helen Keller Middle, Joel Barlow High

ASSESSMENT: $332,890

TAX RATE: 31.33 mills

TAXES: $10,429

Outside, the fully fenced backyard is perfect for keeping children and dogs safe, although this cul-de-sac is rather quiet and not well traveled. In addition to the deck there is a paving stone patio. Under the raised deck there is storage space for lawn equipment.

For more information or to make an appointment to see the house contact Bette Gigliotti-Green of The Gigliotti Group and William Raveis Real Estate at 203-451-0040 or Bettegig1@gmail.com .

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You love to see it. Fortunatos used to be a go-to spot for me, and many others I Imagine, while wandering Central Avenue on any given weekend night (but especially First Friday). I came to love it as an Eckerd student, so I was never too surprised to see a line out the door for a thick Fortunats slice.

In early November, the pizza joint reemerged in Gulfport, an area with a burgeoning food scene. Seriously, if you havent had Smokin Js, go to Smokin Js. The pickles, the pulled pork, THE RIBS. One Thanksgiving I got a smoked turkey from this BBQ joint and I still think about it to this day.

But I digress, were here to talk pizza. Fortunatos is now open at 3038 Beach Boulevard South. Its been open for a little over a month at this point.

Guests can enjoy quaint outdoor and patio seating as the work to form the perfect pizza fold.

Fortunatos Gulfport menu has featured specials such as a bacon jalapeo flatbread, a salmon cake appetizer, and prosciutto wrapped pork loin.

The restaurants current hours are:

Lunch 11:30am-2:30pm Tuesday, Saturday & SundayDinner 4pm-10pm Tuesday-Sunday

Fortunatos menu is loaded with hand tossed and Sicilians pizzas. All diners should try the Chicken Milanese Signature Sandwich at least once. The hearty lunch option features arugula, fresh mozzarella, red onion, pesto and mayo.

This opening follows similar resurgences in the Gulfport culinary community. A Friend Who Bakes is delivering something tasty to residents who have a serious sweet tooth.

Stellas, a popular breakfast spot, recently opened in a new expanded space, too.

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Fortunato's officially open in Gulfport - I Love the Burg

MADISON PARK

The Independent Pizzeria [PIZZA] [SIDEWALK PATIO] This slice of pizza heaven in Madison Park seats about 15 people comfortably on its tiny patio, furnished with dark wooden, lacquer-topped tables. The space opens when the weather is warm enough (permanently from July 5 to Labor Day). And while that may sound like a recipe for hypercoziness, this hot spot boasts a nice little view of Lake Washington. 4235 E Madison St.; 206.860.6110; theindiepizzeria.com

MADRONA

Bottlehouse [WINE BAR] Why here: Fig trees spill over the long, side-yard deck lit with starry white lights; its the lush, enchanting patio of your dreams. Eat: The seasonal toasts, topped with combos such as prosciutto, chvre and figs, and the excellent cheese plate. Drink: On a hot day, ros by the bottle is the way to go. But Bottlehouse has the most eclectic by-the-glass list in the cityspanning sherry, bubbly and amaroso consider trying something new to you. Insider tip: The backyard is available to rent for summer parties.Late afternoon and evenings, Tue.Sun. 1416 34th Ave.; 206.708.7164; bottlehouseseattle.com

St. Clouds [AMERICAN] We wont tell if, once youre sitting at one of the six tables in the secret back yard, you slip your shoes off. Why wouldnt you? Glass-topped metal tables are set up as if for an impromptu dinner party. Strings of white lights sweep from fence to fence, and the locals only vibe keeps things warm and sweet. Youll probably want to sip that Sauvignon Blanc and nibble those slow-roasted ribs a little slower than usual so that you can stay awhile. Brunch and lunch Sat.Sun., dinner daily. 1131 34th Ave.; 206.726.1522; stclouds.com

MAGNOLIA

Maggie Bluffs [WATERFRONT] [SEAFOOD] At this classic spot situated at the Elliott Bay Marina next to Palisade, the food and drinks are your typical pub fare with an aquatic slant (crab cakes, fish and chips, and clam chowder). But whats anything but typical about this dockside patio is that it has one of the most awesome views in town. On a clear day, the Space Needle, Mount Rainier and the city skyline can all be viewed through the masts of the massive convoy of docked boats. When it gets cold, there are heaters. There are only about a dozen tables, and they go fasteven when the weather is just summer-ish. 2601 W Marina Place; 206.283.8322; maggiebluffs.comNORTH LAKE UNION

Ivars Salmon House [BOAT-UP SPOT] Why here: Its classic waterfront deck dining. The shores of Lake Union lap beneath the patios attached boat dock, which local boaters and kayakers use to pick up takeout orders of fish n chips. Here, youll sit under umbrellas, enjoying the cool breeze and that skyline view across the lake. Best table: The bright cloth-covered tables on the lowest level of the tiered patio (closest to the water) offer unobstructed views. What to order: Keep it simple and stick to seafood: clams steamed in white wine and butter; or splurge on a Dungeness crab Louis salad, with hard-boiled eggs, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and sweet, fresh crab. And to drink: Imbibe one of the 26 Washington and Oregon wines available by the glass. And remember: no tipping! 401 NE Northlake Way; 206.632.0767; ivars.com

Westward [WATERFRONT] [OYSTERS] Why here: The city glittering across the boat-dotted waters of Lake Union can be fully appreciated from the shade of a striped umbrella or around the oyster-shell-lined fire pit. Its an absolute wonder no one thought of creating a place like Westward before. Eat: Incredibly fresh oysters, smoked Manila clam dip with house-fried potato chips, and Mediterranean-style roasted trout or branzino. Drink: A glass of chilled Muscadet from the Loire Valley will do mighty fine. Insider tip: Your best bet for a prime outdoor seatin one of the weathered, conjoined Adirondack chairsis midday (35 p.m.). Also: select oysters are half-price Sun.Thurs. from 910 p.m. 2501 N Northlake Way; 206.552.8215; westwardseattle.com

PIKE PLACE MARKET

Le Pichet [FRENCH] [SIDEWALK PATIO] Four small bistro tables on the sidewalk front this downtown French bistro, beckoning passersby to sit and drink ros for hours. Beware that, although perfect for people watching and feeling cosmopolitan, Pichets tables are on the west side of the street and only see sunlight in the morning hours. Ditto for the small sidewalk deck at sister restaurant Caf Presse on Capitol Hill, which is perfect for eating a hearty breakfast of oeufs platsa baked dish of eggs, bchamel, ham and cheese. Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. 1933 First Ave.; 206.256.1499; lepichetseattle.com

Maximilien [FRENCH] Its hard to believe a sweeping vista this brilliant and this unobstructed can still be such a well-kept secret. But weve lucked into tables on the large but largely undiscovered deckperched high above Elliott Bay and framed by the Olympic Mountains, with ferries pushing through the Soundwithout even having to wait. Try the eggs Benedict for Sunday brunch, escargot and soup du jour at sunset. Brunch Sun., lunch and dinner daily. 81A Pike St.; 206.682.7270; maximilienrestaurant.com

The Pink Door [ITALIAN] [COVERED PATIOS] A longstanding fair-weather favorite, the deck at The Pink Door offers an unobstructed view of Puget Sound happenings off the busy piers. The overhead wooden lattice provides shade, making this a perfect venue to watch ferry sailings, tune into the market hubbub below and indulge in the predictable Italian offerings, such as garden bruschetta or cioppino. Lunch Mon.Sat., dinner daily. 1919 Post Alley; 206.443.3241; thepinkdoor.net

Seatown Seabar [NORTHWEST] Whether youre hooking a snackthe crab cocktail is spot onor settling in for a leisurely meal, this sidewalk caf (that spills over to the picnic tables at its neighboring Rub With Love Shack when it gets busy) is a prime perch for watching the world walk around Pike Place Market. Tables are set with pretty potted flowers, and if theres a chill in the air, the servers will bring you a blankie. We love ros with everything on the menu, including the ahi poke salad and terrific tri-tip steak off the rotisserie. Breakfast, lunch, dinner daily. 2010 Western Ave.; 206.436.0390; tomdouglas.com

Caf Campagne [FRENCH] [SIDEWALK PATIO]If you pick the right seat (face south) at one of the marble-topped tables on the outdoor patio of this Parisian-style caf, youll have a nearly unobstructed view of Post Alley and its usual flocks of touriststhe unapologetic heartbeat of Pike Place Market during summer months. Order yourself a carafe of the house red or white, some frites or a sexy slab of the pt, and make an afternoon out of it. 1600 Post Alley; 206.728.2233; cafecampagne.comSOUTH PARKLorettas Northwesterner [PUB] A logging tavern from the 1930s, this treasure south of Seattle has maintained a loyal following of adoring fans since before it was considered cool to drink Rainier, Hamms and Lucky Lager. With a high roof made of clear tiles, wood paneling and local brewery relics keep this place rooted in history, and the Airstream on the back patio continually draws in new customers looking for a bar thats full of character (and characters). Order the classic Tavern burger (a pint-size cheeseburger) for $3 and settle in for a while. 8617 14th Ave. S; 206.327.9649; lorettasnorthwesterner.com

SOUTH LAKE UNION

Daniels [WATERFRONT] [HAPPY HOUR] With an expansive northward view over the entirety of Lake Union, the cement deck at Daniels is a go-to for summer boaters and water lovers. New-this-June wicker-style chairs and a couch and custom-made tables with ceramic tile and wood trim offer views of yachts and sailboats, making it all the more pleasant to dine on Daniels signature surf-and-turf offerings. The deck wraps around the back of the restaurant, has tall glass walls for wind protection and is open to all agesall the better for partaking in happy hour prices with the kids on a sunny afternoon. And Eastsiders take note: the Bellevue Daniels also has a new, glassed-in perch attached to their 21st floor restaurant in the Bank of America Building (10500 NE 8th, 21st Floor) which is a great way to get a birds eye view of just how green this City in a Park is. 809 Fairview Place N; 206.621.8262;schwartzbros.com

Row House Cafe [LUNCH OASIS] Why here: Youd never guess from looking at it, but this sweet, ramshackle house turned caf in South Lake Union boasts one of the sunniest and most relaxing (and biggest!) back decks in the neighborhood. Best table: Choose any table with a red umbrella, for shade. What to order: The panzanella salad, with fresh cherry tomatoes, mozzarella, garbanzo beans and lots of torn basil is perfect for hot weather. 1170 Republican St.; 206.682.7632; rowhousecafe.com UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

Shultzys [PUB] This U District fixture is best known for its sports bar vibe, stellar lineup of micros and outstanding sausages served in its expansive space, but theres a deck out back with a dozen tables and a soothing gazebo-like feel that falls into hideaway territory. If you subscribe to the school of thought that eating something spicy cools you down on a sizzling afternoon, try a bowl of the fabulously fiery gumbo, made from scratch, and chill. Lunch and dinner daily. 4114 University Way NE; 206.548.9461; shultzys.com

Liam's (CLOSED) [AMERICAN] One of the newer restaurants in U Village from the man who brought us Beechers, this corner spot, which is kitty-corner from QFC (and just down the block from Din Tai Fung), has one of the cutest and most functional indoor patios around. During the colder months, the logs are stacked and the gas fire is roaring. But when the weather turns warm, the electric walls are raised to create a gazebo-type environment that includes a wood floor and party lights strung overhead. Order one of the incredibly fresh salads, such as the Dungeness crab cob, for a full dose of vitamin D. 2685 NE 46th St.; 206.527.6089; liamsbistro.com

Agua Verde Paddle Club & Cafe [WATERFRONT] [MEXICAN] Why here: It puts the quintessential Seattle summer spin on dinner, preferably eaten on the popular patio, though even the indoor seats at this homey restaurant are breezy. Eat: Bacalao tacos (beer-batter-dipped Alaskan cod with cabbage and avocado sauce) get a delicious boost from the selection of house-made salsas. Turn your night into a scene from a rom-com, with a paddle around Portage Bay in a kayak built for two (rentals downstairs). Drink: You cant go wrong with a classic margarita on the rocks. Extras: Much of the patio is covered, though a recently expanded alfresco dining area sits 30 to 40 with full sun exposure. 1303 NE Boat St.; 206.545.8570; aguaverde.com

WALLINGFORD

Tilth [NORTHWEST] Shaded by umbrellas and surrounded by shrubs and potted herbs, this space has a hidden-garden feel even as traffic whizzes by on North 45th. Sip a glass of ros while considering Maria Hines organic, locally focused menuit will be a challenge to choose. Fortunately, there are tasting menus of different shapes and sizes, including a sophisticated lineup of vegan fare and gluten-free apps and entres. Be part of the brunch bunch and youll be rewarded by the fluffiest French omelet this side of Paris. Brunch Sat.Sun., dinner daily. 1411 N 45th St.; 206.633.0801; tilthrestaurant.com

WEST SEATTLE

La Rustica [ITALIAN] A destination restaurant for most, this stalwart West Seattle restaurant has been turning out Italian dishes made by a husband-and-wife kitchen collaboration for years. In summer, the patiobedecked with white, wrought-iron Italianate furniture and homey plantsis a quiet spot to linger over authentic pasta and hearty entre offerings while taking in the view of the Olympics and both Blake and Vashon islands. Dinner Tue.Sun. 4100 Beach Drive SW; 206.932.3020; La Rustica Facebook page

Saltys [WATERFRONT] [AMERICAN] The deck here maintains its legendary status once the sun shows its face during the warmer months. Heres a chance to sit on a sun-drenched wraparound deck and take in a cold beverage and a seriously stunning, picture-perfect view of the Seattle skyline. The sea breezes and warm evenings make nibbles such as blackened fish tacos, oven-roasted nachos and beer-batter-dipped steak fries taste even better. 1936 Harbor Ave. SW; 206.937.1600; saltys.comMarination Ma Kai [WATERFRONT] [HAWAIIAN-KOREN]Why here: Were addicted to Hawaiian-Korean foodthink Spam musubi and kimchi rice bowls with fried eggs. Marinations everyday prices belie the million-dollar Seattle skyline view across Elliott Bay. Plus, the roomy, casual patio with orange umbrellas is open all day. Eat: Extra-crisp fish n chips with crave-worthy miso tartar sauce. Drink: The sweet-tart lychee margarita goes down easy in high summer. Insider tip: Stop by for breakfast (daily, starting at 9 a.m.): Loco moco, the Hawaiian classic rice/fried egg/hamburger/gravy mash-up, is on the menu! 1660 Harbor Ave.; 206.328.8226; marinationmobile.com

WOODINVILLE

Fireside at Willows Lodge [NORTHWEST] [GARDEN PATIO] Even if youre not a guest at Willows Lodge and just want to partake in a glass of wine (some of the smaller wineries in Woodinville are represented here), you will be welcomed with open arms. Nibbles such as an artisan cheese flight and other snacky things are on offer, courtesy of Barking Frog across the way, and best enjoyed on one of the most beautiful backyard patios on the Eastside, complete with fire pit, couches, Adirondack chairs and the sound of a trickling waterfall. Woodinville, 14580 NE 145th St.; 425.424.3900; willowslodge.com

The Hollywood Tavern [EASTSIDE COOL] Why here: When Woodinville wine tasting calls for sustenance, theres no better outdoor pit stop than an Adirondack seat at the stone-lined fire pit (similar to the brilliant pit at Westward) between The Hollywood Tavern and neighboring Woodinville Whiskey. Eat: Mabels fried chicken sandwich, an ultra-crispy, well-seasoned, unpretentious nod to the previous longtime tenant, Mabels Tavern Drink: Stick with anything brown from the next-door distillery, even something as simple as one of the house-infused whiskey shots and a schooner. Extras: Lawn games 14501 Woodinville-Redmond Road NE; 425.481.7703; thehollywoodtavern.com

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The Prettiest Patios in Secaucus

Since 1993, AAP Construction has been making attractive but cost-efficient patios in Secaucus, New Jersey. Our patios run the gamut from those that are constructed inexpensively from prefabricated components with a concrete understructure, all the way to custom-designed Secaucus patios made with polished tiles and stonework elements.

You can have a Secaucus patio constructed with concrete, tile, brick, or stone. Or you can mix and match. You can have a concrete flooring to eliminate weeds which will sprout through brick flooring, but use brick accents and touches along with hardwood railings. AAP Construction can build such a mix-and-match patio for your Secaucus home.

Unlike sidewalks and driveways, a Secaucus patio is a highly personal choice. We will not try to foist a ready-made 'best-seller' on Secaucus NJ residents nor will we try to impose an expensive design. We will sit down with you to plan your ideal patio at a price that's right for you. Call us at (973) 298-1013 for a no-obligation consultation with a knowledgeable Secaucus mason.

We can either simply build your Secaucus patio according to plan and design or we can provide the complete package, i.e. design the patio with you.AAP Construction realizes that you may be too busy to deal with multiple vendors, and may prefer to interact with only one company and get a ready-to-enjoy patio for your Secaucus home. And we're happy to oblige!

From 1993 we have been serving and satisfying Secaucus homeowners like yourself, building patios for them using all kinds of materials from concrete to elegant pavers, and in every style from American Western to classical Tuscan.

You are only a phone-call away from the Secaucus patio of your dreams. Call us now at (973) 298-1013 and a friendly mason will drop by with a free quote!

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On 04, Feb 2013 | In Flagstone | By jdsizemore

Our Tennessee flagstone comes in a variety of colors and thicknesses, making it ideal for an array of projects.

Each piece of flagstone is carefully selected and graded during the quarry process to ensure the most consistent and highest quality product is being delivered to you.

What were known for. The full range of natural Crab Orchard colors are represented here.

From subtle, light grays to bold, dark grays, with some brown tones for color.

The perfect balance of earth tones.

Irregular in shape, our 1 thick or less thin flagstone has a wide variety of applications. Thin flagstone is most commonly used as a veneer for patios and porches.

If used as flatwork, it must be laid on a concrete pad.

Pieces range in size from small plate to 1/2 pallet size.

Also referred to as medium or standard flagstone, our regular flagstone is irregular in shape and 1 to 1 3/4 thick. Regular flagstone is most commonly used for patios, pool decks and walkways.

Pieces range in size from plate to close to pallet size.

Also referred to as thick or 2 flagstone, our heavy flagstone is irregular in shape and 1 3/4 to 2 1/2 thick. Heavy flagstone is perfect for walkways, patios, pool decks, wall caps and steps.

Because of its thickness, heavy flagstone can be dry laid in sand or a similar base.

Pieces range in size from platter to pallet size.

Our natural cleft flooring is one of our most popular products for pool decks, patios and walkways. Ranging in sizes from 12x12 up to 36x36, our natural cleft flooring comes in a natural, random ashlar pattern.

Irregular in shape, quarry stack is perfect for planters, flower beds or as a wall stone or veneer. Our quarry stack comes in 1-2 and 2-3 thicknesses, with pieces ranging in size from hand size to plate size.

Because of its thickness and durability, our webb wall is most often used as a veneer, random steppers or in driveway applications. Irregular in shape, our webb wall ranges in thickness from 3 to 5.

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