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vinnyUser is Offline

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02/26/2008 3:53 PM Alert 

 Lets see pictures of the improvements to your homes and gardens that YOU have done and are proud of. I'm not talking about what you hired someone else to create, i'd like to see what type of creativity and talent we have on this board


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artegennaroUser is Offline

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04/03/2008 2:13 PM Alert 
this is a really good idea, let me take some pics.
artegennaroUser is Offline

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04/03/2008 2:34 PM Alert 

After i rip off the carpet and install saltillo tile everywhere,  i faux paint the walls and add this old mexican design around the house.you can't see it but the top of the wall (white) is also faux finish.

sterlingdreams925User is Offline

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04/03/2008 7:28 PM Alert 
Not fair- you're an artist!!! : ) just kidding, it looks great!!
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04/03/2008 8:22 PM Alert 
It looks like beautiful....especially the color of the tile....

Are you married? lol!

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04/04/2008 11:08 AM Alert 
Posted By sterlingdreams925 on 04/03/2008 7:28 PM
Not fair- you're an artist!!! : ) just kidding, it looks great!!



sorry......j/k

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04/14/2008 8:01 AM Alert 
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=19479892&uid=10954948

I did this nearly all myself. I had help with the concrete footings, stucco and stone seating cap on the wall.
vinnyUser is Offline

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04/14/2008 9:29 AM Alert 


Pavers?

looks to random to be stamped concrete, and there are no visible relief cuts.


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Mr_KnowitallUser is Offline

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04/14/2008 10:25 AM Alert 
They are definitely pavers, I abhor stamped concrete.

Dave
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04/14/2008 10:50 AM Alert 
Here is a better picture

http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL438/10954948/19479892/313245603.jpg
vinnyUser is Offline

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04/14/2008 12:23 PM Alert 
Posted By Mr_Knowitall on 04/14/2008 10:25 AM
They are definitely pavers, I abhor stamped concrete.

Dave



what don't you like about it? i'm planning some and haven't heard enough bad things yet.


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lazydoubleAUser is Offline

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04/15/2008 5:44 AM Alert 

This is beautiful. Do you have a small yard or larger yard? I would love to see the rest of the backyard.

Mr_KnowitallUser is Offline

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04/15/2008 8:01 AM Alert 
Use this link to see the rest

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=19479892&uid=10954948

Vinny I just prefer the natural materials. I prefer wood over pergo, pavers flagstone over concrete. If I were to do concrete I would probably just stain it. I think that looks far more natural than the stamped concrete.

My sister paid some one to put in her concrete patio and for the same square footage I was able to put in pavers by myself for the same cost.
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04/17/2008 10:41 AM Alert 
That is a NICE yard-great job!! How long did it take you to get all that done?
Mr_KnowitallUser is Offline

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04/21/2008 12:08 PM Alert 

Thanks it took a few months, the pavers took 3 full weekends and everynight after work in between.  But it was a labor of love, until I got sick of it, LOL.  I really enjoy now though.

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