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Building a Small RV Park - Year 2

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Looks great!! Is there anything you can’t do?
 
Fantastic!
Jim, you are a man of many talents!
This entire project, start to finish (maybe,almost?) has been first class!(y)
 
Did you stack that chimney using masonry adhesive ? Although I'm a fan of the stuff, I've not seen it used to go high 😉 Nice looking fire place...and will be a great gathering place.
 
As usual great job @Jim . I also like that green metal roof on the pavilion. It looks like mine.!

HH
 
Looks like it’s a blast hauling the blocks up the ladder. As usually, very nice work!
Yes, that was challenging, especially when I got up around the 12' mark!

Did you stack that chimney using masonry adhesive ? Although I'm a fan of the stuff, I've not seen it used to go high 😉 Nice looking fire place...and will be a great gathering place.
To be honest, I was surprised to see how robust the adhesive is. And it only takes about 60 minutes to set up to where it becomes a job to separate the stones should you have to. I don't know what kind of adhesive it is, but it came with the fireplace kit so I would hope the provider had some stats on how high we can go with it. Sure seems strong though!
 

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