We dropped by the house today and found some wonderful progress on the second-story deck off of our kitchen. It's tempting to seal the untreated cedar and preserve the new-wood look, but we are determined to let it age gracefully. I love the look of silvered-out, aging cedar, too. It reminds me of the fences at my grandfather's farm. This deck will be a beauty, especially when it grows some railings.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Next stop: BBQ!
We dropped by the house today and found some wonderful progress on the second-story deck off of our kitchen. It's tempting to seal the untreated cedar and preserve the new-wood look, but we are determined to let it age gracefully. I love the look of silvered-out, aging cedar, too. It reminds me of the fences at my grandfather's farm. This deck will be a beauty, especially when it grows some railings.
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This deck is humungous. (sp?)Did you climb a ladder to take this picture?
Fast decks!
It's the angle of the picture; it really isn't that big. I did have to climb a ladder to take this picture, but only one.
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