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Mom and the boys planted this Crimson King Maple tree in the backyard in or about 1972. Now it surrounds the deck on the back of the house.
This is a back view of the house I built in Flint, MI. The basement is a walk-out with a doorwall that leads to a lower deck. Then there is a staircase that leads to the upper deck and the doorwall goes into the dining / living area.
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New stairs going up. These stairs are rock solid. Compare them to the previous stairs, or lack of them, earlier in the series. I turns out the reason the landing fell apart was that the previous deck had no cement: it was literally sitting in holes in the ground. As the boards broke, the deck was slowly twisting away from the house, tearing off and eventually, would have collapsed.
This deck stayed empty for most of the cruise. Towards the latter part of the week passengers used it to view Glacier Bay and to enjoy the shining sun in Ketchikan.
going green on the decks at someones place : ) . .we pained in-between the boards with the stain ahead of the roller to be more thorough
I love the look of aged wood as much as I do rusty metal. This is on the deck of the railway crane at the Illinois Railway Museum.