Whew.! Good times good times.... Patience is a virtue , I totally agree, but mine have run out with this build......
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So many people keep brushing off the possibility of this happening, and yet it keeps happening.. almost daily. 
Welcome to the club !!!!!!
Welcome to the club !!!!!!
HUGS! One day, one day it will be done. Not sure when that day will be but ...........................until then close the blinds and stay inside with a strong adult beverage.
Kim
Kim
Remember that honey catches more flies than vinegar so...............Smile and ask how they are going to fix it. It will be hardest smile you ever put on your face but just keep it on.
Kim
Kim
This is a beautiful build Miles. Really nice. Hope you get any issues resolved to your utmost satisfaction. Seeing many and having done my first last year, getting everything just right seems as elusive as a Unicorn. You'll love it when its finally over, and that looks pretty close!
I just saw this thread...
Ah, that clay brings back memories. We lived north of ATL for about 5 years, basically backing up to the Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield Park.
From the time it took for the build and the number of deleted posts I'm going to guess you and the builder had some issues. I hope they were all settled to your satisfaction and in a few months you will be swimming with the kids having a great time.
All I can say is beautiful!!
Ah, that clay brings back memories. We lived north of ATL for about 5 years, basically backing up to the Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield Park.
From the time it took for the build and the number of deleted posts I'm going to guess you and the builder had some issues. I hope they were all settled to your satisfaction and in a few months you will be swimming with the kids having a great time.
All I can say is beautiful!!
Its going to be great when done. If those are leyland cypress trees along the fence, watch for and aggressively treat canker if you see it. We've lost a lot of leylands in Dallas to it.
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/pp/notes/Ornamental/odin17/od17.htm
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/pp/notes/Ornamental/odin17/od17.htm
- Jul 16, 2012
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- Pool Size
- 27000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
Had to laugh on the Leyland comment. I'm currently cutting down a nice looking row of them - more forward thinking than anything. They are getting too big after 15 years - though not really too big just yet. But in 30 more years, they will be way too big. Ours grew 3' per year. 33' tall after 15 years and 3' tall when planted. They are also 25' wide (about 12' up) - always round up the published growth dimensions which are usually 5-10 year numbers. Up here our issue is mostly bagworms, not the canker, though ours fared quite well.
Project looks great!
Project looks great!
Any updates? I know the weather has been delaying ours. The sunshine yesterday was a welcome sight!