to be honest - i couldn't have got the decking finished as soon as it was without the help of Alan. He is such a top bloke. I kept up the ginger beers and water and he worked like a trouper. I go back to work tomorrow so i needed to get this complete to this stage.
i will have to get the dome prepared - have to clean it up and give the fibreglass a polish and remove the existing double sided tape. must remember to and get some more double sided tape - any suggestions as to the type required?
Looking fantastic so far Dave
As Bert said earlier, you will love just being up and running in just
minutes. You will experience a new level of enjoyment in
the hobby. That's the way it should be too...minimise any nagging
frustrations getting between you and the hobby we all love.
It's always a work in progress too, you never quite finish it.
There are always things you improve on for aesthetics.
FWIW , remember the visualisation you did a while back? Humayun
was the culprit!
Don't forget the landscaping once it's done.
Gotta keep the little woman happy too.
Steve
LOL thanks for the reminder. I have to landscape the front section before i move on, i have to shift the soil i have near the fence.
Hy Dave,
congratulations for your work; it's my dream to build one like this.
I have a garden but I've not the permission to build something in it : in my town the rules and laws are ... crazy.
Good luck and clear skies
Giorgio
Hy Dave,
congratulations for your work; it's my dream to build one like this.
I have a garden but I've not the permission to build something in it : in my town the rules and laws are ... crazy.
Good luck and clear skies
Giorgio
thanks Giorgio and i wish you luck. Generally it has been very hard - i have had to beg and suffer for this - or really how much the wife has suffered because of it