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| By 7:00 a.m. the place was stirring with 4 different crews plus us! |
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| The cement mixing truck dumps into a pump truck which propels the slurry through this hose. The operator poured first a layer of walls and then the whole floor. |
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| The trowel team followed behind the cement pumper and expertly smoothed out our dance floor, and sloped it to the drains. |
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| It took 9 workers and lots of vehicles. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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| Big M, the otter of the family, immediately saw the potential for a huge kiddie pool! |
The curing process for concrete is long and loves water, so flooding a slab makes it happy and strong. For a week, the spring gravity fed through a hose and kept it wet, but when family came in from out of state, M rigged up a way to make a 4" deep splash-n-float pool. It was great (if irony) fun!
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| Toss in some foam scraps-I mean body boards- and there you have it! |
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So much work going on. Its looking amazing. Its all happening!
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