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Great work John. Looks like Benita will do a nice job guarding the wet cement. I've enjoyed your blog for the last few months and now am hooked as a daily reader. George Zeitler - Westerville, Ohio/Kingman, Az
I once laid a large patio with paver bricks. I rented a electric tamper to compress the sand under the pavers. It makes a hard job easy. Just a suggestion, since you have so many pavers to lay.
Great work John. Looks like Benita will do a nice job guarding the wet cement. I've enjoyed your blog for the last few months and now am hooked as a daily reader.
ReplyDeleteGeorge Zeitler - Westerville, Ohio/Kingman, Az
good job. thanks for the advice about aquaponics lol , you have a nice set up . i am also a daily reader i hope you the best.
ReplyDeleteI once laid a large patio with paver bricks. I rented a electric tamper to compress the sand under the pavers. It makes a hard job easy. Just a suggestion, since you have so many pavers to lay.
ReplyDeleteDon Mahan
Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteDid you add color to your cement?
All it needs is a Benita hoofprint.
Maybe a hoof print on a paver !
ReplyDeleteI think I'm hooked too. Added your Blogsite to my favorites bar. I love the concept of what you are attempting to do. The cow is sweet looking too.
ReplyDeleteVery good, another step forward. Benita seems curious, but, I guess you're used to that. Oh, the funny things her human gets up to!
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