A broke mans backyard DIY build/paradise

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The deck on the house had a tree that died going through it. I cut the tree below the deck and put 5 new boards. It badly needed to be painted so we are in the process of doing that now. The deck is
16’ 10” x 15’ 103/4”

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I built my wife a raised flower bed that I need to finish that is full of crap right now. DA187046-4237-48D2-AA74-3FA6FF21B578.jpeg
 
Guys coming this weekend to level the backyard and a water truck is coming on the 11th. For the pool so far we have:

A skimmer
Salt system
Solar heater
Solar cover
Cleaning/vacuum robot
Cover roller
Slide for son
 
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Stuff we are putting on the deck. Never used it before. It’s really thick hope it holds up for a long time.

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Guy broke a hydraulic hose. He’s going to have to come back tomorrow.

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Repurposed a raised garden into a sand box. My son will most likely get bored of it with in year or less then I’ll take it down.

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