Will confess to drinking a few cold ones with my trays in after a long, hot day on the walls. Don't think it's going to have any lasting adverse effects.
Switching out to tray set #7 on Sunday- time really is flying by.
Thursday, April 20, 2006
Back to the Real World
Back from working with a crew on a huge outdoor project in the Smoky Mountains painting 2 1/2 miles of concrete parapet walls to look like natural cut stone, as well as retaining walls (some up to 50' high and many times as long) to blend into the background with the colours of the real stone.
Will confess to drinking a few cold ones with my trays in after a long, hot day on the walls. Don't think it's going to have any lasting adverse effects.
Switching out to tray set #7 on Sunday- time really is flying by.
Will confess to drinking a few cold ones with my trays in after a long, hot day on the walls. Don't think it's going to have any lasting adverse effects.
Switching out to tray set #7 on Sunday- time really is flying by.
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What a wonderful treatment for a necessary structure. Even though you revealed that the stone is only an illusion, it looks completely authentic. What a neat job to have!
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