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Thanks, Chicka, I really enjoyed doing it. Only one boy asked if I could put up a curtain!
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nice job!!! much better than what we did when we were still getting things built on our place. hooked a hose up to the well pump and threw it over a tree. Boy was that water cold!!!!Thanks, Chicka, I really enjoyed doing it. Only one boy asked if I could put up a curtain!
love it! A shower curtain would be easy!!I wanted to share my weekend project. I spent the weekend putting in a base for our outdoor shower. I had originally put some leftover ceramic tiles on the soil but it was nothing but mud for the second shower. So, I built a box (4'x3'9") from treated 2x6s. Then, I dug out under the showhead and installed the box. Next, I put about 4" of sand in the box and wet it down well to settle and level it. Finally, I set concrete pavers in the sand and filled in with pea gavel. It is just to the right of the rock garden I posted a week or so ago.
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This is the area just to the right of the rock garden, you can just see the edge of it on the left side of the first pic. I worked hard on it, but a couple of Motrins and I'm good to go!
Bunny, what is this little weed/flower that grows out in the middle of the grass lawn?
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Thank you for sharing Oz. There is another word they like to use for strong women and it too starts with a b too. I never did understand the fear of a female leader, but then my parents had all daughters.
I like it. I have seen metal roofing used for the side of the stall for those more modest.Thanks, Chicka, I really enjoyed doing it. Only one boy asked if I could put up a curtain!
Looks like False Garlic to me.I wanted to share my weekend project. I spent the weekend putting in a base for our outdoor shower. I had originally put some leftover ceramic tiles on the soil but it was nothing but mud for the second shower. So, I built a box (4'x3'9") from treated 2x6s. Then, I dug out under the showhead and installed the box. Next, I put about 4" of sand in the box and wet it down well to settle and level it. Finally, I set concrete pavers in the sand and filled in with pea gavel. It is just to the right of the rock garden I posted a week or so ago.
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This is the area just to the right of the rock garden, you can just see the edge of it on the left side of the first pic. I worked hard on it, but a couple of Motrins and I'm good to go!
Bunny, what is this little weed/flower that grows out in the middle of the grass lawn?
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Looks like False Garlic to me.
The shower looks great. A beach house isn't complete without an outdoor shower, of course, so I've seen floors of many kinds around here. That's one of the nicest I've seen! Good job!![]()
Quote: I use a 100 ft hose in the sun, and mix a bit of cold with it for my out door shower.
BTW, tell the 1 boy to just turn to the wall, and a towel can be a friend on the way in and out.
Scott