Assess Existing Path and Plan Layout

What happens here

Begin by assessing the existing garden path or area that will become a path. The video shows an area that was previously 'all dirt' and a 'huge mess,' indicating a need for significant work. Use orange markers or other surveying tools to clearly define the new layout and width of the path. Consider how the path will connect to existing features and what its primary purpose will be (e.g., foot traffic, heavy equipment access). The goal is to plan for a path that integrates well with the landscape and improves functionality.

Goal: Evaluate the current condition of the garden path, noting areas of erosion or unevenness, and mark out the desired new boundaries and extensions for resurfacing.