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This is another photo from Chris Greene Lake. I was hoping to get more of the color behind the deck area but there was alot of fog blocking. I still find this photo interesting and the very early sun was hitting the roof.
Wrangell, Alaska, November 11, 2009 - Anan Creek is the second most heavily visited bear viewing site in southeast Alaska. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act project being undertaken here replaces the float system that supports the living quarters for employees who provide visitor services to the viewing site. Working at the city dock in Wrangell crews build a deck on top of the polyethylene float. The deck will support the building that will house Forest Service employees at the Anan Wildlife Observatory. The deck was constructed from Alaska yellow cedar.
A very busy Trex deck with cedar planters and privacy screening. We constructed this deck for the show "Love it or List it" on the W network. This deck was built in the Toronto area.
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We used custom iron rails and composite decking with LED lights to create an elevated deck to connect the house with it's detached (and off-set) garage, in a historic district of Lancaster, PA.
This Large Deck still has some construction materials on it, but it will be rented out empty and ready for the summer time dinner parties with the door going right into the kitchen!
Trilha na ponta grossa, na lagoa de Araruama, nas proximidades da cidade de São Pedro da Aldeia, RJ, maio de 2023.
One of the cards from the game "Dino Deck" published in 1983 by Geneva House, Inc. The symbols in the upper left represent the Order, "type," diet, whether it was bipedal or quadrupedal, and size.