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Kids were in the back pen, so I grabbed the hose and dribbled water into the pool so they know that there's water there.
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Good point about the grommets. My DH screwed one side of the tarp grommets with big washers. The other side is just quickly lashed down with rope. I have a nice long piece of wood, think about 12-feet, that I might be able to lay over the top of the tarp and resting on the existing frame. It might help some in violent winds to keep it from flapping like a sail in a hurricane. <smile>That is very cool! I put a redneck blue tarp over mind last year but if you don't tie it down real good when the wind picks up it will tear the grommets right out of the tarp. Actually, even if you do tie it good enough wind will still tear it up. If you can keep the sun off the pool it really cuts down on algae growth.
That is a great idea. Both the washers and that big long piece of wood are something I will try. We are subject to getting some awful storms with tornados and those straight-line winds or whatever they are called are really brutal.Good point about the grommets. My DH screwed one side of the tarp grommets with big washers. The other side is just quickly lashed down with rope. I have a nice long piece of wood, think about 12-feet, that I might be able to lay over the top of the tarp and resting on the existing frame. It might help some in violent winds to keep it from flapping like a sail in a hurricane. <smile>
Thanks! They're so shy, I'm surprised that you can even get a glimpse of them.Thanks for the updates! Love seeing the wood ducks, they are decently rare around my parts. I know of a family over by the stables my daughter rides at and I like to check them out. Super pretty birds!