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Old 07-04-2007, 10:20 AM   #1
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Just for those that don't ever get to play in rock. Things are progressing slowly.
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This is another little project we're doing. It's 65' straight down to the water just past the machine.
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whew, vertigo
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How many and what kind of fish in the lake?
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How many and what kind of fish in the lake?
Probably more than 5 and they're pretty good size.
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Just for those that don't ever get to play in rock. Things are progressing slowly.
Dang Nick them people going to be spashing in their pool this year ?
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May 2008 ?

I'll see if I can get you an invite to the pool party Joe?
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Great Nick as long as I can bring a float and stay at the shallow end.
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Finally, some pics of the pool job. I notice that there is a swing gate on that tandem. We need one of those really bad on our truck for hauling stumps.
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Looks like a fun job...nice work
Don't see many tandem dump trucks in CT anymore
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Good to see you around. The truck is very heavy It weighs 29,990. empty. With the barn door we use the truck almost exclusively for moving boulders. Sometimes we only can fit 1 or 2 in the truck.
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Looks like a beautiful place to work, Nick.

But all those boulders would drive me crazy!

Good to see some progress there.
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Is that a 308 bsr in the first pic? How do you like it?
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CherryHill,

Thats a 314. It's all rigt. I think there's a lot of room for improvement.
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Hey Nick what lake is that and what type of pool is being installed?
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yikes nick, the same hill job????? hope you can sell some rock on the way home.

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Pool,

A natural shaped gunite pool with a vanishing edge.

Lake wononscopomuc (excuse my spelling)
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We're back at it!!!

We are now hauling all the material we brought in out, as we start building the wall for the pool to sit on. 24' high 20' wide 200' long.
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We're back at it!!!

We are now hauling all the material we brought in out, as we start building the wall for the pool to sit on. 24' high 20' wide 200' long.
Well you have me confused. Talk about milking a job .
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