u/countryTough-4good

Ok so this was suppose to be an easy redo of a 40 year old walk that is messy . I’m under maple trees so digging down not an option . Because of major erosion I dug out the stones in the front and jacked them up on a bed of stone . So it doesn’t turn into mud slide . Btw doing it in sections , that’s why it’s not all ripped apart , dealing with family crisis ‘s . When I first tried laying it , I quickly realized that I was going to end up with a cliff , if I kept trying to keep them flat . So then I attempted in these photos to every so slightly stagger each row lower . It helped the cliff situation , but it feels wrong . Is it wrong ? I’ve spend so much already on this little patch for crushed rock , drainage rock and sand .. this project t was suppose to be labor not costly .
How do I do this ? Thank you !!!!

Anything you can tell me from these photos ?

Anything you can tell me from these photos ?
✍️ Edit … these are not the kitchen stairs .. they are the ONLY stairs to the second floor . House consisted of one main room, with walk in fireplace and a single room on the first floor . Second floor a larger room that you walk into and have to pass through to get to the other bedroom . Then door up to the attic , haven’t made it past there yet !