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Nice layout Jim. If we get out your way next year we will stay awhile.
 
Now that the park is all but empty, we got some time to get the roof on the 3-Pines Pavilion. It's gonna be an awesome place with fireplace, pellet smoker and wood fired pizza oven.

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That is a breathtakingly beautiful place. My dogs would love that grass!
Thank you, Jackie. It's almost Winter now, so all the trees have lost their leaves and the grass is almost dormant. You should see it in the Spring and Summer, it's really nice!
 
Great placement, very close to our favorite site. will be easy to fire up the pizza oven and quaff a few cold ones.
 
Great placement, very close to our favorite site. will be easy to fire up the pizza oven and quaff a few cold ones.
Thank you, John. It made strategic sense as it is slightly above the campground and will provide excellent acoustic delivery for those times when we have entertainment. Also toasty on those cool mornings as the sun shines in and warms the occupants who are having coffee and watching the sun rise. Then, for the rest of the day, it is shaded by the 3 large Pine Trees that is is built between. and provides a nice cool area to watch the game.

A rock stairway will make It easily accessible to the greater number of sites, with a private walkway that directly connects to sites #7 and #8. The is an access road that comes around the back for golf carts bringing food items and/or people who prefer to ride rather than to walk.

As expected, there will be a food preparation area with sink, running water and refrigerator. We will have a couple of ceiling fans, this time with dimmable lighting (yes, we learned from the gazebo oversight) and the outer parameters will be confined by a wraparound bar with stools, making plenty of space for entertaining and/or eating snacks or having (pineapple) pizza. Outdoor couches and seating will fill the interior areas and make the space comfortable for those games that go into overtime.

I think the 3-Pines Pavilion will become one of the best additions to the park of the 2022 season.
 
Perfect, sounds great. Get busy!!!! :p We will be in for Independence Day (2-13 July), will bring pizza fixings for sure. I remember beer seem to evaporate quickly in the higher altitude's, we will adjust load out to accommodate, if only someone knew of a brewery near by;) Would be shame to have to tap into bourbon stores....... or not! Keep safe, hope coach search is going well. almost done with hitch, crispy around the edges and squishy in middle.
 
Got the 15'X50' pad for Site 8 formed up today. Will add rebar and pour concrete next Thursday. Then it gets to cure for a few months before the first visitor parks on it. What a great improvement this is going to be for our guests!

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Looks great, Jim! When will the #8 tennis court and pool be installed?
 

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