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Seawall in Port Mouton
During the Eid holidays two weeks ago, I returned to Canada to visit the cottage and check out our new seawall. I mentioned in an earlier post that I was shocked to see photos of how big it was. Well, when I actually went and stood on it, I was even more surprised to see just how big it is up close
I thought I would try a different approach this time and create a slide show in Flash. Click here to see our new seawall.
I also met with the septic field guy to get a quote on how much that might cost. Putting a septic field so we can have proper plumbing is not a cheap venture. However, I must have a warm bath and running water for the dishes so we shall bite the bullet and get it done.
Just for some colour, and to have a nice photo, I want to share a design that one of my students submitted for our yearbook interface. I was very impressed with it:
With only the smallest amount of encouragement, she went off, found some design examples, selected the best elements and put this together. I shall keep the blog updated on our progress.
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saw the pictures of the seawall. Wow! I assume the land side will get a bit of landscaping or the dirt will all wash into the ocean? Your student's cover ddesign is very nice. I wish I was that good.barbie
Yes, we will do some work on the landside so we can use it. Right now it is just a bunch of dirt so we may plant some grass (but I don't want to mow it!). We will also put a deck of some sort there so we can sit and stare at the water.With the student, she is quite technically oriented and has a good eye for design.
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