Patio Project 2009 – or “You had me at Mini-Bobcat”

A little photo essay on what DS1 did on his last summer home. The foreman of the project was DJ, the former custodian at church.

The project started in June and finished on July 31 — just before the Graduation party deadline. In fact, the tables and chairs had to be placed on slabs of plywood over the distributed piles of dirt.


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3 Responses to “Patio Project 2009 – or “You had me at Mini-Bobcat””

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    churlita:

    DS1 does good work. The patio looks great.

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    NoRegrets:

    Wow, now THAT’s a project.

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    This Journey » Backyard 2010:

    [...] summer about this time we were hip deep in mini-bobcats and chipped granite in the big Patio Project 2009. Given the amount of budget overage due to unexpected electrical costs (who knew that reconnecting [...]

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