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Hard Working Weekend, Deck Progress Was Made

ByTim Nolte
Half The Deck Board Finished

Besides an awesome 5K training group run with the HWI Team Daybreak on Saturday it was pretty much a deck building weekend.

I spent most of the day Saturday completing the deck support base. And on Sunday I was able to get cracking on screwing down the deck board. I completed half the deck. I put the patio furniture on the finished area just to feel a little bit more sense of accomplishment. I was really hoping to get it all finished this weekend but I’ll be plugging away at the second half this week. Hopefully i’ll have it completed by or during next weekend.

Deck Support Base Completed, Deck Board Placed

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