The old pool fence was rusting and was just plain ugly, so we took it down...... over a YEAR AND HALF AGO! Geez! I finally just got around to digging up the old fence poles. This took a few days. I would like to speak to the person or persons who installed these poles. Did we really need to use 2 bags of cement per pole???? The ground here in Arizona can be like.....CEMENT and it was no easy task getting these poles out. I'm sure a few cuss words were heard throughout the neighborhood.
Next task. Dig new holes for new fence posts and move sprinkler to other side of where fence will be.
Here is a better picture of where I moved the new sprinkler. I cannot for the life of me, figure out why the original sprinkler was next to the pool. All it did was help rust the original fence.
Here is a better picture of where I moved the new sprinkler. I cannot for the life of me, figure out why the original sprinkler was next to the pool. All it did was help rust the original fence.
I forgot to mention that I am also removing rock (lots of it) from around the pool area. The entire pool is surrounded by the stuff. It is sharp on the feet. Weeds try to make a life in it. It is almost impossible to remove fallen leaves from it without blowing them all into the pool. I could go on, but I won't. This job will have to be done in sections, as the rock is about 3-4 inches deep. I want to put pavers and plants in it's place. Yes! Plants! This is my total motivation. More areas to plant something pretty :-)
In my next post, I'll show you my picket fence work. It is turning out really pretty.
Michelle
What can I say - you are a hard worker! Doing this job when it's so hot? You are a hero!
ReplyDeleteWow. That IS a lot of hard work to do. Is the new fence made of vinyl or pvc...or whatever the new product is that won't rot or rust, etc.? I am sure you'll do a wonderful job putting it up...I hope it isn't as much work as taking the old one down!
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