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Well, a while ago I posted about wanted to extend my driveway around the back of the house. I was looking for either rocks, or better concrete. Well our good North Carolina Woodworker friend Ed (nelsone) came thru with a connection ... and now I have more driveway and less mud! WOOHOO!





Now I just need to finish cleaning up around it and get some landscaping to dress it up! Any volunteers??
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Hey, glad to see they finally made it out there! I trust it meets your approval?
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Looks great Jeremy!
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Very nice Jeremy! Looks like they did a great job too. Are you happy with how it turned out? I might consider some work at my house too.

Only question now is: where are the dogs gonna poop???
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Very nice Jeremy! Looks like they did a great job too. Are you happy with how it turned out? I might consider some work at my house too.

Only question now is: where are the dogs gonna poop???
Turned out great .... we are super excited. As for the dog duty ... they need to land that in the "natural area" (I wish)
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Great addition Jeremy, what material was used for the curved form boards ?
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