Building a small RV park.

[Jim]

Looking good, Jim. Looks like you’ve been getting some precipitation.

Weather has not been kind to us. 19* the last week, high barely above freezing. Today was nice with high of 45. Rain the last few days and tomorrow evening it starts snowing with 6"+ expected. Snow turns to ice, ice to water and mud, mud, everywhere. Just can't get a run at it. . .

 

[AuntieDodo]

Wow, you made great progress so far. You are a couple on a mission. It’s going to be so nice.

If the borders ever open we will be there.

 

["EZ"]

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Making great progress!!!

 

[Jim]

Trish (and her two supervisors) spent the day painting letters for the sign that will sit out front.

 

[Jim]

Busy day at the delivery yard. We took delivery of six solar lights (for the entrance, laundry room and surrounding areas), five Pet Waste stations, $10K worth of aluminum fence parts (for the dog park and front entry area), and 2 porch swings. Also picked up 2 more refrigerators/ice makers for the gazebos. Running out of room to store all this stuff until we need it.

 

[MapNerd]

$10K worth of aluminum fence parts (for the dog park and front entry

How?

 

[Jim]

How?

How what?

 

[Jim]

If you mean how can someone spend over $10K on a Bark Park?

Well, the dog parks (1 large, 1 small) are almost 100’ long (combined) and 20’ wide, and the big one has Sally ports. We were going to use chain link but decided to go with the 5'.6" aluminum panels instead as they look so much better. So each 6’ wide fence panel is $67.06, posts are $26.64, corner and end posts are $23.36, gates ( 5 of them) are $285.95 each, gate posts are $47.32, bags of cement, etc., etc. (Installation not included.)

Yep, over $10K so you can safely walk your dog. And don't forget the poop stations so you can dispose of Fido's crap.

And we haven't even bought any doggy toys yet!

 

["EZ"]

Wow. I never would have believed.

 

[Jim]

Wow. I never would have believed.

I know, me neither. lol