following in Dinsmoor’s footsteps until she started pouring the concrete into the pond—and kept going. Before long, the fifty-year-old woman’s concrete creations included stone-inlaid bridges, columns and towers, altars, and cactus plants. The garden showcases places she traveled in the first five decades of her life—including Utah’s Capital Reef National Park and Lucas Lake, and incorporates rocks she brought home from her travels. The garden’s centerpiece is definitely a reproduction of Mount Rushmore with all four of the original’s presidents peeking out of a sheer face of concrete (with Roosevelt peeking out through twisted-wire spectacles).